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Article #444Re: Speculation on the mind's data structures
From: Gene Golovchinsky
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 20:54
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 20:54
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I fail to understand how your formalism is related to the mind. What are the dimensions and light for? I think you have to explore the cognitive psychology literature to relate your notation to more traditional ways of talking about the mind. Be careful about unsubstantiated claims, however. Producing the output of a single mental process does not allow you to make the claim of modelling the mind, much as rolling a wheel down an incline does allow you to claim that you've modelled (in a useful way!) the space shuttle. Gene Golovchinsky University of Toronto Human Factors
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