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reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 12:29 AM by quantumdragon
reply to post by prepared4truth



How about a computer with no internet connection?

I do see where you are coming from though.

Not to far off at all.


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 12:31 AM by Frater210
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You know what? Me Too! check out this video on Egyptian (Binary) math.



And This...www.amazon.com...=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1300945143&sr=1-2
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reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 12:34 AM by Frater210
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Love it, Prepared4Truth. Very sinister indeed. I often think of witches as hackers. They have the ability hack in to human biological systems through our emotional interface. If you let them.


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 12:40 AM by quantumdragon
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A free willed mind shouldn't have a problem with witchery, although carnal emotions can be use to affect people.

Quite well in fact.


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 01:09 AM by quantumdragon
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I will actually applaud you for that.

I do how ever believe computers can think, although not freely

Sure I can punch numbers into a computer, but I can't do those calculations like or as fast as a computer. (in my own brain)

I guess that would be my aim, process and store memory like a computer.
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Added Content.

To first figure out how to think more like a computer, we must recolonize the difference between the two.
scienceblogs.com...
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reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 01:50 AM by quantumdragon
reply to post by Frater210



Impressive video, i highly recommend to all.

Math suddenly seems much more simpler, and I'm not lying

Very enlightening and Thank-you much.

For those who like good old fashion reading.
en.wikipedia.org...


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 02:09 AM by 547000
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The computers can calculate because of the algorithms humans have programmed/engineered into them. They do no thinking of their own; they just follow instructions engineered into them by people who know algorithms for dealing with numbers and controlling the flow of electrons.

There are plenty of books on learning how to do mental reckoning on Amazon. But I would say it's far-fetched to think you can match the speed of a machine. It's like riding a glider and trying to match the speed of an airplane.



reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 02:26 AM by quantumdragon
reply to post by 547000



A electrical process will always be faster than a chemical or eletro-chemical process like our brain.
no matter how much practice , or exercise.

Numbers and other calculations(basic at least) can be done faster than someone could input them into a computer.


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 07:10 AM by quantumdragon
How brains and computers(and i guess worms) are similar.
www.sciencedaily.com...

Again, view the video above about Egyptian math.
The way we are taught math just don't seem as appealing.


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 08:36 AM by Dragonfly79
Originally posted by quantumdragon
I am a person who like to think his brain is way more capable that what it currently is.


Great articles and I agree, I would also like to add this article:
www.wired.com...

It's about a woman who has a perfect memory, she can remember all her life.

There is just so much humanity doesn't know yet. The idea my brain could do mathematical calculations on it's own without a persona in between which believes it is doing the calculations step by step but rather the persona only "asking the brain" for the solution to a mathematical problem and observing only the end result meaning the brain, or parts of it, can act on it's own is somewhat scary. Just so my brain seems to be faster than my self, someone asks me a question and all kinds of memories are accessed in a split second, I just have to move some muscles to answer the question. If I had to 'activate' or access all those braincells myself it would take a lot longer to respond to the same question. Just one of the many things that keeps me wondering, or should I say it's my brain trying to tel itself something lol


reply posted on 24-3-2011 @ 08:20 PM by quantumdragon
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Make's me think what could be, like say background apps, going on in the back of a brain, like a standby calculator.

The Brain is programmed from birth(likely before) to do things automatically, like breath and keep the heart pumping.

Imagine having to think about pumping you heart all day everyday.

Makes me wonder what else in the brain could be made automated. (or near)
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