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  • Written by: J.-M. Kuczynski
  • Narrated by: Dalton Tyler
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The widespread belief that the mind is a computer embodies a failure to distinguish between computers and information-processing systems. Minds are information-processing systems, but they are not computers.

©2016 John-Michael Kuczynski (P)2016 John-Michael Kuczynski
Philosophy Psychology
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  • 2019-01-23

an interesting point of view to the CTM.

the point of view is interesting and yet exposed to the self implied arguments. we need more of such good efforts on formalizing the thought process including criticism to already employed line of thoughts.

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