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I don't see if it's all that "simple". They just found that we use the same information flow for doing a complicated task, but that applies pretty much to a com
by euske 7y ago
I don't see if it's all that "simple". They just found that we use the same information flow for doing a complicated task, but that applies pretty much to a computer; when it carries out a difficult task, its execution loop is still the same. The simplicity of structure does not necessarily mean the simplicity of the method.
- ww520 7y agoSo they are saying the brain is a general problem solving machine, capable of using the same mechanism to address different kinds of problems.
- therein 7y agoPerhaps a turing machine that can rewrite its own logic and microcode... but that still makes it a turing machine, right?
- warent 7y agoAgreed, and they're having to use extensive analogies just to communicate the concept in a coherent way. If it was simple then you would think it could just be explained as it is in itself.