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What do you think the best way of attacking these problems is? It seems to me that we aren't even at the point where technology can do much to help us (in terms
by aeleos 9y ago
What do you think the best way of attacking these problems is? It seems to me that we aren't even at the point where technology can do much to help us (in terms of recreating what we know about the brain) and we just need to understand the brain better.
- ghaff 9y ago"Just" that. Maybe. The problem is that, at the risk of trivializing a lot of good research, science related to the brain/how we think/etc. has seen a whole lot more money spent and the effort of smart people expended than it has seen useful results. There are still debates going on about a lot of aspects of learning and other aspects of cognitive science that were probably already happening when computers were made from vacuum tubes or even earlier.