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But we have working examples of that machine. The problem is in completely understanding it. If we completely understand it, then it shouldn't be hard to simul
by sumitviii 12y ago
But we have working examples of that machine.
The problem is in completely understanding it. If we completely understand it, then it shouldn't be hard to simulate.
- jakobegger 12y agoi'd argue against that. Somewhere else in this thread someone brought up weather predictions; even though we completely understand the physics of weather, we can't simulate worldwide climate precisely for various reasons (not enough information, not enough computational resources, chaotic behavior). I think it's the same thing with our brain.
- sumitviii 12y agoI may be wrong, but weather cannot be simulated because real version is running over the complete globe. Brain, while hard to simulate with present technology, still is a 3 pound thing. Computational resources obstacle will be overcome.