#10 - The Primacy of Ideas, with David Deutsch
Do Explain with Christofer Lövgren
The Imput Output Model of Computing Is a Bit Awkward
Human thought doesn't necessarily have an output in the sense of limb movements and statements made by the mouth. But it's subject to the same laws with a week an think things that we never tell anybody. Therefore, the imput output model of computation is a bit awkward when applied to the brain. If there wasn't such a thing as universal computation, then different system might process information indifferent a ways. And so if physics were different, the universe different that way, then animals and people could have been built differently.
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