RE: why do we enjoy poetry From the perspective of neuroscience?
January 22, 2019 at 1:52 am
(This post was last modified: January 22, 2019 at 2:02 am by The Grand Nudger.)
It's your syllogism, so I guess that's your problem? As I just explained to Bel's canned objection... the computer analogy is used to describe how some other thing does x - not to suggest that the things doing x are the same. They need only share whatever meaningful similarity is being researched. In the case of computational theories..it's computation, not the function of a semiconducter. No one expects to find an intel logo buried in our heads.
We're essentially asking ourselves whether or not mother nature uses some of the same tricks to achieve her effects as we do when we exploit her to achieve our own. So, for example..when you ask "lets say we build convincing androids" the immediate question is how we would do that, and whether those same things can also account for "the real deal"...and where we might find examples of just such a thing.
We're essentially asking ourselves whether or not mother nature uses some of the same tricks to achieve her effects as we do when we exploit her to achieve our own. So, for example..when you ask "lets say we build convincing androids" the immediate question is how we would do that, and whether those same things can also account for "the real deal"...and where we might find examples of just such a thing.
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