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<P><JC><B>ROM vs. Brain</B>
<P><JC>By: Dr. S.H. Odan, Phd.
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<P>It is the fallible process of recollection that has for centuries been the stumbling block of mankind. For an equal amount of time man has sought to engage his mind in activities of higher forms of comparisons through experience, in an attempt to rise above a slowing evolutionary postion and discover new stages of existence for which it can strive. Despite increase in cerebal activity and growth the barrier between breakthrough and the mundune has widened due solely to man's seemingly instinctive nature to forget.
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<P>The human's ability to compare what was and what is to formulate what will be is inherently flawed in that the brain's ability to access what was, is limited in scope, even with the aid of tools of rememberence. Thus an all encompassing comparison is limited and therefore any formulated conculsion fails to become a complete conclusion as it has not had access to all possibilities. It for this failure that thinking machines of today should be leveraged and supported as being the decision makers of tommorrow. Furthermore...