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unsigned long hash(unsigned char *str)
{
unsigned int hash = 0;
int c;

while (c = *str++)
{
hash += c;
}

return hash;
}


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>>23
Views of the world change. Niggers cant be seen as white men because they are niggers and not white men and vice versa. Just as an oak tree is not a light bulb and a light bulb is not an oak tree.

Exactly how does the remembrance of general structures of things, correlating of things, and self-reference have to do with algorithms and dendrites?

>>25

Average adult human vocabulary is about 30000 words

Yes and? I'm sure they can improve their vocabulary to more, some may know words of other languages, some may be below average or incredibly above average.

i.e. when you read a book, you can recognize and analyze relations between 30000 concepts.

Does not follow. Words are used to form concepts but concepts are not words and not all words will equate to a concept. A person who has a vocabulary of 30000 words will recognize 30000 words without needing a dictionary for them.

So I will be surprised if human brain can operate datasets larger than 100000 items, especially because no single neuron can sample them all and as I understand it, most neurons sample only specific portion of the brain: i.e. visual cortex neuron don't directly sample auditory cortex ones.

Does not follow and what do datasets http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/data-set have anything to do with the human brain?