Author: Mark Ryan
Date: 14:11:08 06/21/05
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On June 21, 2005 at 09:22:37, Vincent Lejeune wrote: >On June 21, 2005 at 03:51:48, Mark Ryan wrote: > >>In 1969, my physics professor led our class into a small room where there was a >>time-sharing computer terminal. The terminal consisted of something that looked >>like a teletype machine, and a printer, and it was hooked up to a mainframe >>computer at some university. >> >>The professor connected to the mainframe, and he started to explain something to >>us. Suddenly he interrupted himself, and he said, "You need to understand >>something about computers: they are as fast as lightning, and they have a >>wonderful memory, but they are as stupid as all hell." > >You need to understand something about human brains : they composed by a large >number of synapse (10^11), they have a lot (1000 to 10000) connexions to each >other (1000 to 10000), but they are stupid as hell. I would have to agree with you, just looking at political voting patterns in Canada :) >What do this prove ? > >:o) > >I very like description of the human brain (simplified here). > >There's no clear, definition of intelligence, all experts have differents >opinions ... > > > >> >>!!!!! >> >>Go, Adams.
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