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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 18:42:16 +0000
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Subject: Why Humans Can Solve Some Problems Better Than Computers
| | | Big Think WEDNESDAY Newsletter :: NOVEMBER 19, 2014 |  In describing human computation, the inventor of CAPTCHA explains that both computers and humans have their own sets of advantages and disadvantages when it comes to problem solving. Read More | | New & Noteworthy | | Computer technology is limited by the pesky principles of power consumption. Read More | | Kenji Yoshino: ". . . the idea is that if you modulate your outsider identity to adopt mainstream behaviors then you’ll be included. And so it puts people to this tragic choice between their identity and inclusion." Read More It's okay if you've never heard of Al-Ahwaz. The region has a few aliases that are perhaps slightly less obscure.. Read More | A new study published in The Journal of Experimental Psychology has demonstrated how even in the eventuality that you do read an article all the way through, a deceptive headline can impact the lessons you take away from what you read. Read More As you begin paging through Study of Pose you find yourself caught up in each picture’s story. Read More | | | | |
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