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Originally Posted by hEad
A program functions on the premise of best course of action defined by the programmer given a set of circumstances. We ourselves reason along these lines - only able to perform that what we know and only perform that which we think is the best course of action.
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hEad v 3.25.6, When humans gather and/or re-evaluate information, the premises behind our actions and decisions change, automatically, all the time.
This is much easier than updating a program, hEad v 3.25.7, wouldn't you agree?
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We attain more sophistication by experience; a program increases capacity through algorithmic development. Surely the two processes are very similar?
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Of course they are. Program increases its capacity when programmers attain more sophistication. Both processes depend on a human's learning.