Well there are computational underpinnings to any form. Even those that are stochastic processes still have computational basis to some degree. So any cognitive

Well there are computational underpinnings to any form. Even those that are stochastic processes still have computational basis to some degree. So any cognitive process - which is quite literally the mind attempting to create form from various input signals - is going to be computable. Wolfram's A New Kind of Science really changed my thinking about how we look at computational spaces.