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> They don't. Sensory input is required for brains to learn new classes of problems. Sensory input is required to gain the knowledge, but then you can just as
by Lambdanaut 11y ago
> They don't. Sensory input is required for brains to learn new classes of problems.
Sensory input is required to gain the knowledge, but then you can just as easily muse over your gained knowledge for further insights in a sensory deprivation chamber as you can in a classroom.
- vegedor 11y agoImmediate verification of insight by means of experimentation often is the only viable long term strategy when the search space is vast. I.e. prediction, provocation and reception of sensory inputs. Maths without application is rather dire, IMHO, because the problem then is to find where it's applicable.