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> You can talk about the classes of algorithms the brain uses to solve difficult problems > But we do know some things about computation, so we can apply those insights to the brain You can. But it is a snake oil, it doesn't give you any actual insight on how brain really works. To be able to model something with computer doesn't mean it is like a computer. But at the same time such thinking can really confuse unprep…
At the same time, pretending that brains don't obey the laws of computation has its own implications, which can confuse unprepared minds into thinking: 1) That brains are something supernatural, instead of physical information processing systems that can be analyzed and understood as such. 2) That digital turing-complete computers are limited and can't possibly do the kinds of complex processing that biological compu…
At this point I regret I wasted my time explaining what's wrong with your reasoning :)
Peace!