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Filozofia Nauki 20 (3) (2012)
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Abstract

According to the methodology of cognitive science we consider a hypothesis (justified partially by cognitive applications of computer science), that the mind functions similarly to a computer. Philosophical consequences of this thesis are as follows: (1) there exists a mental code (similar to the code of computer program); (2) this code can be represented as one unique number; (3) this number can be computable or non-computable

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Uncomputable Numbers and the Limits of Coding in Computer Science.Paweł Stacewicz - 2019 - Studia Semiotyczne—English Supplement 30:107-126.

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