No rationality through brute-force
Danilo Fraga Dantas · Filosofia Unisinos · 2017
Time is a cognitive resource in the sense of being related to how fast a reasoner can execute inferences and to how long a reasoner can reason (e.g.life span).3 Intelligence, on the other hand, seems to be tied to the possession of specific amounts of cognitive resources.4 Informally, a finite reasoner is a reasoner with cognitive limitations such as having only finite space in memory and being able to execute only finitely many inferences in a finite time interval (non-instantaneous inferences).