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I have a question. Doesn't the complexity of the problems it can possibly solve vary from cell to brain. Or is it like a turing machine where a simple abstract
by max_ 3y ago
I have a question. Doesn't the complexity of the problems it can possibly solve vary from cell to brain.
Or is it like a turing machine where a simple abstraction can solve any possible "computable" problem?
- teekert 3y agoI guess a ("simple") molecular biological mechanism can be Turing complete, but if it's as slow as a mechanical ticker tape, the mechanism will be too slow to respond to any inputs in a relevant time frame. The speed of the response is important in an evolutionary context.