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From a computer science perspective, the stimuli from the other organs, the hormones, oxygen levels and so on would be the inputs, while the actions and thought
by lucasoshiro 2y ago
From a computer science perspective, the stimuli from the other organs, the hormones, oxygen levels and so on would be the inputs, while the actions and thoughts would be the outputs.
It's like saying that we can't simulate a computer in a Turing machine because a Turing machine doesn't have a USB port to connect a mouse. Change the perspetive considering that the mouse movements are inputs and everything works. Same idea
- someothherguyy 2y ago> It's like saying that we can't simulate a computer in a Turing machine because a Turing machine doesn't have a USB port to connect a mouse. I don't follow the analogy.
- jncfhnb 2y agoThey could be a set of inputs, but there is currently nothing being done to consider these inputs. For all practical purposes these inputs is being ignored; and I’m claiming this is problematic because the system generating those inputs is actually the majority of what mechanics comprise a mind. Simulating a brain with its neurons cannot achieve the desired outcome. A perfect digital brain won’t do anything.