The complexity of the mind has intrigued and inspired philosophers for as long as humanity. How does it work? This question is not answered by equations and such as most conventional problem solving machines. Our own thought processes can be used to explain input and output responses from our senses to our reactions to those senses. This particular function of the mind, input/output capabilities, is one complexity that can be compared and related to …showed first 75 words of 1051 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1051 total…that regulates our reactions. It can be concluded that the computational behavior of the mind cannot be similar to the processing of the Watt governor since to say so would mean we are one with the environment. Our ability to adapt and evolve is the result of our gift to interpret and respond to our surroundings. This reaction enables us to understand our environment and this is why we can experience what we call life.