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I do not think it is necessarily external stimuli. Math can make various spaces that are nigh impossible for humans to comprehend, and can even require computer
by Ygg2 7y ago
I do not think it is necessarily external stimuli. Math can make various spaces that are nigh impossible for humans to comprehend, and can even require computers to understand.
E.g. basically math solves a problem for N-dimensional spaces. I have problems thinking in 3D, not to mention 256-dimensional.
- buboard 7y ago> that are nigh impossible for humans to comprehend, ha. even though the mechanisms may be intractable for humans eventually the inputs and the outputs of math transformations must be dumbed down to be understood by human brains or else they are useless (to humans). neural nets come to mind