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>I should hope it's obvious to you that your memory works absolutely nothing like a hard drive
No it's not obvious.
>You do not use internal algorithms to make decisions.
You don't consciously use algorithms. The unconscious operations in your brain absolutely are algorithms and that's why they consistently produce certain behaviors. Your body cannot produce such consistent behaviors without there being algorithms for it, it doesn't matter whether you're conscious of them or not.
>Human brains are not deterministic
All brains have to be deterministic to a large extent. If they just acted randomly, they wouldn't be able to survive in the wild. The brains have evolved highly complex algorithms to help them respond effectively to the environments they evolved in.
>They're not rational.
They have to be. See above.
>hey vary drastically, molded during childhood and adolescence - you were not born with the same mental capacity that you have now.
This is not really relevant. Any sufficiently complex computer can "develop" and "improve" too.

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