From: YP Fun (ypprotection@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue May 07 2002 - 21:58:57 MDT
sorry about the triplicate messages last time.
I am not sure how that happened.
--- Artillo5@cs.com wrote:
>
> > The whole concept of threading is beyond
> > nature. Is there anything in nature capable of
> > multithreading. All human beings are singly
> > threaded. We live life over a single thread.
> > We can NEVER do two things at the same time
> > at any given time.
>
>
> Can't you walk and chew gum? LOL But seriously,
Walking and chewing gum are quite rhythmic and
repetitive. I don't have to think to chew gum.
> multithreading? Guess it
> depends on your definition... do you mean the flow
> of portions of data
Have you tried solving two different problems at
the same time? Can you solve two problems at the
same time? When you are reading can you solve
a problem at the same time, with out swapping.
Just think of case scenarios can you traverse two
branches at the same time. I cannot.
I can ignore a part of a problem and give it
a place holder.
> through several channels at once? Are Human brains
> wired in series neuron to
> neuron, or massively parallel? I would think
> definitely parallel processing
> of some sort whether we are either talking about
> unconscious or conscious
> processes.
I am speaking of conscious processes only.
YP
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