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From: drew@ukma.UUCP (Andrew Lawson)
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Subject: Re: "The Knowledge"
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Date: Sun, 27-Apr-86 17:05:09 EDT
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In article <275@euclid.warwick.UUCP> gordon@euclid.UUCP (Gordon Joly) writes:
>To me, this highlighted the differences in the learning process,
>between a machine system and a human, rather well. Humans are not
>computers or machine systems of any sort.
>
>Gordon Joly  -- {seismo,decvax,ucbvax}!mcvax!ukc!warwick!gordon

How is this? Humans are biological machines which happen
to have the ability to learn.  Although learning in the general
case has not been quantified, this does not mean that it cannot.

Humans are simply such weak learners that they cannot remember the
map you mention.

-- 
Drew Lawson
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