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From: abrown@homxc.ATT.COM (A.BROWN)
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Subject: Re: Artificial Intelligence and Intelligence
Summary: Reductionist-Nonreductionist
Keywords: Synthetic Reasoning
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Date: 17 Jan 89 04:34:46 GMT
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Can someone please E-mail the difference between reductionism and
non-reductionism.  I'm doing a paper on Artificial Intelligence.
Which argues that given the proper sample space, computers can
adequately simulate the 'Primitive Visual System'. I now need to
conclude but am stuck as to whether this validates either system.
                                           Thanks a million
                                                abrown