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Keith Devlin chronicles scientists' centuries-old quest to discover the laws of thought, from the astonishingly adept efforts of the ancient Greeks, to the invention of the first primitive "thinking machine" in the late nineteenth century, to radical findings that are challenging the very notion that the mind follows logical rules.
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Mark Michaels
reviewed Goodbye, Descartes on November 28, 2013 Goodbye
Brilliant book about the history of logic in the Western culture and, how do humans really think and communicate? I was impressed as to how complicated we really are when our thoughts, language and behavior is broken down logically and mathematically. This book makes one skeptical whether Alan Turing's test of a true AI can ever be achievd.
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