Row 64296

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Oh absolutely, as I say, I'd much rather CS was on the whackier side than the alternative. It's just that I think sometimes people make quite significant leaps of logic based on what they think is a comparison to computation.

I was speaking more generally than specifically about Hinton's claims in the OP, but coincidentally the best comparison I can think of is that it sort of reminds me of the idea that Victorians used to compare the brain to a steam engine, because that was the most advanced thing most people knew about at the time.

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text Oh absolutely, as I say, I'd much rather CS was on the whackier side than the alternative. It's just that I think sometimes people make quite significant leaps of logic based on what they think is a comparison to computation. I was speaking more generally than specifically about Hinton's claims in the OP, but coincidentally the best comparison I can think of is that it sort of reminds me of the idea that Victorians used to compare the brain to a steam engine, because that was the most advanced …
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datetime 2024-05-23
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