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And wouldn't that language need to be able to account for different physiological states? Thinking when one is hungry or sleepy is quite different than thinking
by prometheus76 2y ago
And wouldn't that language need to be able to account for different physiological states? Thinking when one is hungry or sleepy is quite different than thinking when one is well-fed or fully rested.
- soist 2y agoYes. To validate the claim would require not only a formal instruction set but also the code to account for all sorts of cognitive states and processes. I'm not ruling out that some people are indeed programmable computers but I would like to see some actual evidence presented by the people who make these claims about themselves.