this argument fails because you’ve presupposed that the fundamental model of computation maps neatly onto the emergent processes conducted by brains. that we only have a single model for information processing right now does not mean that only one exists. this is an unsolved problem - you can suppose it’s true but that doesn’t mean the rest of your argument follows. the supposition requires proof.
this argument fails because you’ve presupposed that the fundamental model of computation maps neatly onto the emergent processes conducted by brains. that we only have a single model for information processing right now does not mean that only one exists. this is an unsolved problem - you can suppose it’s true but that doesn’t mean the rest of your argument follows. the supposition requires proof.