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The point is that it obviously does not.
by entity345 8y ago
The point is that it obviously does not.
- trashtester 8y agoI'm not sure what your claim is. Have you switched to the view that AZ is more efficient (by a factor of 6, if you assume 24/7 consumption), or do you still think that the brain is more efficient at learning GO? Edit: In case this is the cause for your objection: In the calculation for the energy needed for the human brain to master go (where I ended up with 14GJ=1.4*10^6 J), I only counted the consumption during the average 4 hours per day that one can expect someone to train. If you count all 24 hours, the 14GJ budget would be spent in 2-3 years. (Obviously, nobody can master GO in 2-3 years, regardless of effort.)