SymSys 1: Weeks 1 and 2

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Across
  1. 3. finite state machine with read/write memory that is unbounded
  2. 5. an idealized mathematical model of a computer
  3. 7. the view that mental states are characterized by their function
  4. 12. arises when units create something larger than the some of its parts
  5. 13. the view that matter is the fundamental substance in nature
  6. 14. philospher who believes that any creature with a mind could be a turing machine
Down
  1. 1. essentially a logic block described using Boolean logic along with some notion of how you should change responses depending on what has transpired
  2. 2. the view that the mind and body are distinct
  3. 4. philosopher who believes in free will
  4. 6. because of this, a computer either can't do what a turing machine can do or it can do it therefore it has the same emergent properties
  5. 8. concept that explains why mechanical computation don’t depend on the medium
  6. 9. why it is impossible for an algorithm that assesses loan candidates to determine whether it is a fair algorithm
  7. 10. the view that the the mind and brain are identical
  8. 11. syntactic (not semantic ) object that involves symbol rewriting