gmb wrote:

> > > > ...We think in meanings not words...

> > >I can think of something in English, or of the same thing

> > >in Hungarian. I can also carry and combine imagined visual

> 

> A language of proper modeling, representation. And since

> modeling takes place through measurements, rules and

> logic, a use of some dynamic language that serves at

> least as shortcuts (tools) would certainly be a benefit.

> 

> Also to note, computers today do not perform actual

> "grasping" of meanings behind the signals they process.

> They just perform what they are programmed to do, but

> do not have a representation of themself, or of their actions.

> A computer does not perform it's tasks for it's own needs,

> nor for anyone else's needs. It just performs what it does,

> mindlessly. It does not understand it's internal activities,

> as it does not have any representations of what a given set

> of commands represent, or of what human purposes they

> are written to serve.



Look there, allow me to explain the function of your brain, so you can

more easily quit the boggling philosophies. Even a human brain is

nothing more than a machine serving the body, as is all of the

computer's hardware serving itself (and the keyboard ;).



The human brain is made up of cortexes, as you probably know, each

feeling (pain, cold, etc) has it's own installation of neurons in the

body and it's own cortex in the brain to decode the signals. ALL of the

cortexes are warped into a whiter layer of neurons, those neurons are

faster than the other ones (about 3 times) and are commonly used to

transfer information.



As the visual cortex, etc, etc, and maybe even a self cortex, if it

exists process the information, they pass it to other cortexes trough

the previously mentioned surface layer of neurons. Attention here! Not

words, not magical connections, but a layer of NEURONS! And even such

neurons that are practically nothing more than a bunch of wires!



So tell me now, with the facts provided:

- How possibly do we think in a language when all the cortexes (that

might be just as clueless about any natural language as a CPU) in for

thinking are only connected by a layer of wires directly and not trough

any lingual cortex??

- What again is the cranking difference between the computer and the

brain when hardware of both only send and recieve signals trough a form

of a motherboard???



That would suffice my endless curiosity. Thankyou!



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