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It's an assumption that seems to hold more merit for other organs. The brain is quite a plastic organ that adapts to it's surroundings as a man matures. It's
by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
It's an assumption that seems to hold more merit for other organs.
The brain is quite a plastic organ that adapts to it's surroundings as a man matures.
It's as though one be surprised that AlphaZero Chess, and AlphaZero Go to have formed very different neurons from training.
- nicoburns 6y ago> It's an assumption that seems to hold more merit for other organs. Is it though? People are different sizes, shapes, colours. They have different metabolism and food tolerances. Their immune systems differ. They have different blood types. And so on and so forth. Certainly there are lots of commonalities, but there are lots of differences too.