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by jblwps
2377 days ago
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> if the brain's computational model is Turing complete, it will follow that we can simulate a brain inside a Turing machine I don't believe this is correct. If the brain's model/the brain itself is Turing-complete, that doesn't mean a Turing machine can simulate; it means that the brain's model can simulate any Turing machine qua Turing machine. This does not imply the reverse, that any Turing machine can simulate it. |
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