100-step contraint is directed at implementation level
The 100-step constraint simply demonstrates that symbolic processes are implemented differently in the brain than they are on a digital computer. The constraint has to do with trivial implementation details rather than real cognitive processes.


Jerry Fodor & Zenon Pylyshyn (1988).

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