#10 - The Primacy of Ideas, with David Deutsch
Do Explain with Christofer Lövgren
Your Brain Is Not a Computer
i want to switch gers a little bit and go over to the philosophy of mind. And you argue that the brain must be a computer, respectively. But i mean, clearly, a lapped up and a brain are different at one level. Our brain doesn't have the von nomen architecture. It's made up of nurons and blood vessels rather than metal and silicone. So how do we know, first of all, that the brain is computer? And then also, why is it crucial to make this hardware sougt for a distinction between the brain and the mind, and notches talk in terms of the brain, ok?
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