Can an Observer Think in Freeze-Frames?

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If he can do only one thing at a time, so how is it possible for him to think on any thing.

That is events are thought to happen in a series of freeze-frames.

Or to say an observer has to be separate from these freeze-frame, to make thinking possible.

Also how is the observer separate from these freeze-frame.

That is the reason a machine does not think.


For e.g how does one calculate 3 + 1.
 
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