How can I put it, the brain is a unique biointelligence, so to speak, and unlike artificial intelligence, it is inexpensive and extremely durable, creating copies of itself that exist thousands of years later, without requiring huge energy expenditures, and it is not dependent on infrastructure.
But because of this, it can behave strangely, for example, the brain saves energy and resources, so sometimes you can even forget your name, especially if you rarely engage in intellectual activity or are simply degraded or simply tired.
Oh, I couldn’t resist and wrote this. :3
Pointer to a pointer exists but the pointer it points to no longer points to anything because the thing it pointed to was moved. You still have the pointer to the pointer but you get null from it instead of a memory.
I forgor 💀
Bold of you to assume you knew in the first place
Every gotten a stale pointer error while programming?
A brain cell went to get milk
Dad?
Go into a garden and dig up a flower. The next person who comes by won’t know what flower is missing, but they will still know that something is gone
Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science?
A duck!
A WITCH?
Or more generally spoken: the information required that there is something is much less than the description of that something.
