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umans can learn =ich grammatical language, and I suspect that this is the primary =nabler of our superior problem solving capabilities. I disagree. Einstein claimed that his greatest discoveries came from =ental imagery, and he later converted those thoughts to verbal =xpressions only with great difficul

y, which means that you are free to > add, alter =nd remove functionality without making implicit statements > about brain =natomy. (In Act-R, only John Anderson and his inner > circle can make =cceptable changes to the architecture itself.) > Next, there is no tightly woven community. John Laird has given u