In Comparing the Human Brain to a Computer, Allman Concludes

Multiple Choice

In comparing the human brain to a computer, Allman concludes

A) though what has been learned has been limited, that knowledge has been extremely valuable.
B) the comparison is a poor one and unlikely to be productive since there is a fundamental difference between the two.
C) a great deal of understanding has been gained with the promise of more to come in the years ahead.
D) though what has been learned has been limited, a continued investigation has great promise for what might be learned.