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- This product had a total of 33 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 3 2019.
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We had to buy this for a class my wife is taking. I have even been reading it here and there. Its a good book that makes you re... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
By reverse engineering the sense of humor, authors present the steps that will be necessary to produce machines that may eventually reach self-awareness.
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Did not finish it yet.
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If your looking for laughs, this isn't your book.
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Basically, it is hurley's phd thesis but dan dennetts fingerprints are all over it.
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Together with reginald adams, they plumb the abyss of what makes something funny.
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Examples are very funny, but some of the psychology materials are not very accessible to me, who lacks a background in psychology.
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However, the book is not a very easy read.
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In the middle of 2011 a new theory of humor popped onto the science blogs - this was peter mcgraw's benign violation theory of humor.
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