epigeios comments on Connectionism: Modeling the mind with neural networks - Less Wrong
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These do not strike me as failures to replicate human brains:
Name an object that isn't a jar of peanut butter. What did you immediately think of? (Yeah, you correct afterward. But still, I'd be more likely to blurt out "Genghis Khan" than to the question "Name one person".)
That's how advertising works, isn't it? See also believing everything we're told and your own post on repeated affirmation.
An elephant. Due to the fact that the question that's usually asked is about elephants. So I thought of elephants before I finished the sentence
Second, I thought of a jar of peanut butter.
I still haven't consciously thought of another object yet, except just now as I was thinking about what object I might think of, and thought of the spoon I was using to eat my food.