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From: vince@fluke.UUCP (Craig V. Johnson)
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Subject: Re: Alternate Computer Architectures (Naive Questions)
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Date: Tue, 29-Jan-85 10:26:04 EST
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>   2. Since human brain activity is electrical and chemical in nature,
>      what efforts has been made to simulate the METHODOLOGY of human
>      thought on a computer? For example, has any research been done
>      to find the electrical and chemical sequence that occurs when
>      someone is typing a line of text (like what I just did)??

> 
> Real Life: Michael Bloomberg
>    MILNET: bloomber@nosc
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Mike, would you like to donate your brain so we could poke and fidgit with it
while you type?  Sure research has been done, but it is quite slow for some
rather obvious reasons.


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