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I agree with your claim, but attributing that to evolution as an efficient optimizer is a bit strange. If you are building a brain with trial and error, there i
by jorleif 14y ago
I agree with your claim, but attributing that to evolution as an efficient optimizer is a bit strange. If you are building a brain with trial and error, there is bound to be lots of bits and pieces of it that are not operating optimally for the current organism, but are there because of the evolutionary path that was taken.
- ThomPete 14y agoWhat parts should that be? The brain has evolved over time. It has an amazing amount of elasticity with and a bunch of hardwired features. But other than that it's not filled with secret potential.