... be backed up because it is physical. In an article titled "Is the Brain a Digital Computer?" by John R. Searle he dives into the heated debate on the Brain vs. Mind. He starts off by asking three basic questions "1. Is the brain a digital computer? 2. Is the mind a computer ... 3. Can the operations of the brain be simulated on a digital computer?" (Searle). These three defining questions target the heart of the Brain vs. Mind debate as he asks the hard questions that are most important.   "Granted that there is more to the mind than the syntactical operations of the digital computer .....

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... , birth order, friends, and genes, and how these forces interact (Wheeler 2). Any attempt to reduce the complexity of emotions, especially of happiness, to a singular cause would be inaccurate. The debate of nature vs. nurture continues, and although scientists have come very far in explaining the mysteries of the neural circuitry that is the human brain, a precise definition of happiness will remain elusive until ... ...

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