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that's a specific type of thinking. brainstorming?
by pazimzadeh 4y ago
that's a specific type of thinking. brainstorming?
- throw310822 4y agoI'd say that it's all human thought. It's possible to force your brain to follow some hard logical or algorithmic steps now and then, and rational conclusions can be explained ex-post as necessary ones. But the algorithmic or logical steps are the ones we can already ask machines to perform for us, and we've decided that those steps, being purely mechanical, explainable and reproducible, don't constitute thinking.
- Jensson 4y agoYour definition includes all human thought, but it also includes most noise. Most people would want a definition that is more specific.
- pazimzadeh 4y agoI think that's called the scientific process. You use it all the time. Somehow people figured out in several different ancient civilizations how to make some kind of antibiotic, which means at the very least someone had a mental process for systematically appraising data.