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The burden of proof is always on whomever is making a claim. I didn't claim transformer systems were like the brain, I simply showed the mistakes behind the arg
by naasking 4y ago
The burden of proof is always on whomever is making a claim. I didn't claim transformer systems were like the brain, I simply showed the mistakes behind the arguments claiming the opposite, by showing how transformer systems could work like the brain.
- lm28469 4y ago> The burden of proof is always on whomever is making a claim Yes, you in that case, you said "ie. this is what the brain does." We don't know "what the brain does", so you can't make this claim