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You're just describing behaviors that seem strange or unusual and then asserting that they are somehow not computation. It doesn't matter what happens inside t
by nitwit005 11y ago
You're just describing behaviors that seem strange or unusual and then asserting that they are somehow not computation.
It doesn't matter what happens inside the brain. If it's governed by normal physics (no divine magic), there will be some computer program equivalent to it. We know that's true, even though we don't know how the brain works.