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I haven’t seen anything yet that a Turing machine can’t do that we do. A better question might be: Can we do things “faster” than a Turing machine theoreticall

I haven’t seen anything yet that a Turing machine can’t do that we do. A better question might be: Can we do things “faster” than a Turing machine theoretically can? If there is any quantum effect either used directly or measured within our brains, it might provide a speed advantage.

Vecr 3y ago
> If there is any quantum effect either used directly or measured within our brains, it might provide a speed advantage. That's what I was getting at with the temp. comment, as I suppose an oracle machine could theoretically be classical.