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When I read the article, I thought the opposite. Our brain is an obfuscated computing device (due to evolution and its "holographic" nature), and we're trying t
by asgard1024 13y ago
When I read the article, I thought the opposite. Our brain is an obfuscated computing device (due to evolution and its "holographic" nature), and we're trying to deobfuscate what it does on rather simple inputs.
Mostly, we don't succeed by analyzing it fully, but only by observation and attempts to build an algorithm on our own. I think one could approach breaking such schemes with similar strategy.