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This 'proof' seems a little suspect. It assumes that the rules they have discovered hold for all situations. Even if they have tested a large number of facts to
by cortesoft 4y ago
This 'proof' seems a little suspect. It assumes that the rules they have discovered hold for all situations. Even if they have tested a large number of facts to remember, there is no reason to believe their isn't some threshold where it doesn't hold anymore.
Also, they seem to be holding this learning technique like it is a mathematical fact of the universe. I am not an expert, but nothing in the human brain works that consistently. I can't imagine every single person in the world can learn equally well with this technique.
Although this is likely some form of satire, because there is no way anyone could seriously think the brain works like this.