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Computers can’t represent analogue properties

Imagery can’t be reduced to discrete computational form without misrepresenting its continuous analogue properties.


Note: Also see "The brain is an analogue device", Map 3, Box 9.
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Computers can’t represent analogue properties
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Digital computers can’t process analogue images
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Analogue images can’t encode knowledge
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Analogue images have an internal syntactic structure
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Can’t recognise similarities between whole images
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Gestalt recognition is impossible for computers
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Need images to be transformed into descriptions
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Images are secondary to propositions
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Images represented by filled cells in an array
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