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Well, one, I could argue that the reason for our human consciousness is our experiences. Which a computer does not have. Second, "just two different ways to sh
by batista 15y ago
Well, one, I could argue that the reason for our human consciousness is our experiences. Which a computer does not have.
Second, "just two different ways to shuttle electrons around" would hold true if information exchange was the only thing that mattered. Which could be true, but what if the actual chemical etc substances used are also important? Like how you can model audio (say, a WAV file), but you cannot model actual sound.