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sudu.ghonge
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I know the question does not strike as being specific to physics, but please, give it a look.
Human brains are considered complex computing machines and are rightly so as seen by the examples around us. Why then is it that we make conscious arithmetic errors( For example:
calculating 764*57656 mentally takes a lot of time and more often than not results in an error.)
even though an average person can say, judge distance and speed in reflex with a lot of precision?
Human brains are considered complex computing machines and are rightly so as seen by the examples around us. Why then is it that we make conscious arithmetic errors( For example:
calculating 764*57656 mentally takes a lot of time and more often than not results in an error.)
even though an average person can say, judge distance and speed in reflex with a lot of precision?