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Understanding 9/11Are we unique? : a scientist explores the unparalleled intelligence of the human mind
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-231) and index
1. Is There Anything Left for Us? -- 2. Humans and Animals: The Same but Different -- 3. Of Fleeing Anemones and Smart Lobsters -- 4. Can Animals Talk? -- 5. The Brain -- 6. Of Tamping Rods and Grandmother Cells: How the Brain Works -- 7. How Did We Get to Be So Smart? The Evolution of Intelligence -- 8. Moving Wheels and Moving Electrons: How a Computer Works -- 9. Artificial Intelligence, Learning Machines, and Chinese Rooms -- 10. Why the Brain Is Not a Computer -- 11. Can the Brain Do Something a Computer Can't?: Godel and Penrose -- 12. The Problem of Consciousness -- 13. Consciousness and Complexity -- 14. Is There Anything Left for Us?
1. Is There Anything Left for Us? -- 2. Humans and Animals: The Same but Different -- 3. Of Fleeing Anemones and Smart Lobsters -- 4. Can Animals Talk? -- 5. The Brain -- 6. Of Tamping Rods and Grandmother Cells: How the Brain Works -- 7. How Did We Get to Be So Smart? The Evolution of Intelligence -- 8. Moving Wheels and Moving Electrons: How a Computer Works -- 9. Artificial Intelligence, Learning Machines, and Chinese Rooms -- 10. Why the Brain Is Not a Computer -- 11. Can the Brain Do Something a Computer Can't?: Godel and Penrose -- 12. The Problem of Consciousness -- 13. Consciousness and Complexity -- 14. Is There Anything Left for Us?
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