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You are still making the assumption that the brain is a computer. Is there any theoretical proof that our brains are a permutation of a Turing machine? That to
by spuz 9y ago
You are still making the assumption that the brain is a computer. Is there any theoretical proof that our brains are a permutation of a Turing machine? That to me would seem to be the first step towards your conclusion.
- naasking 9y agoThe Bekenstein bound requires any finite volume to contain a finite amount of information, otherwise it would collapse into a black hole. Therefore our brains are, at best, finite state automata, and not even Turing complete.
- jessaustin 9y agoWat? Have you just proven that computers don't exist? I'm suffering a bit of cognitive dissonance here...