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Well, this is true only if you think cognition and thought as a pure biological process totally dependent on state of brain.
by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Well, this is true only if you think cognition and thought as a pure biological process totally dependent on state of brain.
- ainoobler 2y agoI don't think that. I'm just explaining what follows logically if the cognitive manifold is compact.
- nairboon 2y agoWhat exactly do you mean with "cognitive manifold"?
- ainoobler 2y agoIt's a made up concept and it includes all possible ways people can think anything. If you want something concrete then you can consider sheaves of finitely presented algebras on the nervous system considered as a topological space with the obvious covering relations, continuous transformations, and algebra morphisms.