Neurdiness Blog | Grace W. Lindsay | Computational Neuroscientist

Computational Neuroscientist

Neurdiness Blog | Grace W. Lindsay | Computational Neuroscientist | Page 3 Skip to content Grace W. Lindsay Computational Neuroscientist My Writing Elsewhere About Me Neurdiness Blog Talks, Videos, Podcasts December 17, 2012 / neurograce Thoughts on Thinking: What is and is not necessary for intelligence Thought is a concept that is frequently relegated to the Stewart-esque realm of “I know it when I see it.” To think isn’t merely to churn data and spit out output for each input; we instinctively believe there is more behind it than that. When a friend pauses and stares off for a minute before

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