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I don't know what a Bertrand Serlet is but the statement reads like bunk. The CommonSense-Ometer in my own brain says there's no comparison between the evolved
by delinka 15y ago
I don't know what a Bertrand Serlet is but the statement reads like bunk. The CommonSense-Ometer in my own brain says there's no comparison between the evolved complexity o the human brain and an operating system for the modern digital computer hardware.
- crb 15y agoBertrand Serlet was the head of Mac OS X at Apple from 2003 to 2011. (One of these things is not like the others: http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Bertrand+Serlet&pws=0 http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Bertrand+Serlet&pws=0)
- Someone 15y agoI think the claim is bogus not because the brain has a much more complex instruction set, but because the phrase 'instruction set of the brain' does not make sense. If one had to express the complexity of a neuron in the size of its 'instruction set', the best guess may be 'one': "act like a neuron until you break down". The complexity of the brain most likely is not caused by complexity of the processing units, but of its parallelism.