> This spatial segregation of memory is the worst hangover from the “brain is a computer” analogy. It's a computer, it's just not a digital computer But even

> This spatial segregation of memory is the worst hangover from the “brain is a computer” analogy. It's a computer, it's just not a digital computer But even digital computers can have stuff like processing-in-memory. "Computers" doesn't need to mean whatever architecture usually run as of 2026