CS315 Lecture 11: Lecture 11- Thurs Feb 11
11 Apr 2016
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If you take a scientist out a lab, there is nothing special about them next to any other individual. Human beings think just as well as other human beings. We are told there is a radically different way of thinking, but there is not evidence for that. What differentiates scientist in the lab from the rest of us, is not what is going on in their heads, it is paper. Changes in what is happening in paper. What a scientist will put on paper is different from the rest of us, but when they are talking it will not separate themselves from others. Maps have existed since the beginning of humanity. Some maps on paper simply outline how to get to point a to point b. Ex/ the subway map is not to scale but that doesn"t matter. Once it appears on paper and how to differentiate one point to another.
