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No metaphor is perfect - my claim is that this is quite a bad one compared to many others that he could have chosen.
by frereubu 7y ago
No metaphor is perfect - my claim is that this is quite a bad one compared to many others that he could have chosen.
- posterboy 7y agowe agree that the choice of words is bad, we agree that the metaphor is appealing, and we can probably agree that we don't know how the brain works. Mixing behavioral ideas and whatever-else-accurately-describes knowledge of cpus (systemic?) is a bad idea, over all. That's not reductive and breaks the deductive argument.