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The Relativistic Brain: How It Works and Why It Cannot Be Simulated by a Turing Machine Marlies trust has declined

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she married and had three children

samen met onder meer Jacques Daret

Hij studeerde aan Yale en Oxford en werkte voor Newsweek en de Saturday Evening Post

The Relativistic Brain: How It Works and Why It Cannot Be Simulated by a Turing Machine Marlies trust has declinedIn this monograph, a mathematician and a neurobiologist join forces to address one of the most crucial and controversial scientific questions of our times: can the exquisite capacities of the human brain be simulated by any digital computer? By combining mathematical, computational, neurobiological and evolutionary arguments, Ronald Cicurel and Miguel Nicolelis refute the possibility that any Turing machine will ever succeed in such a simulation. As

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