What are the limitations to using the computer metaphor to describe memory?
A. The computer makes many more mistakes in recalling information than the human brain.
B. The computer makes fewer errors in recalling information than the human brain.
C. Computers are unable to perform any function that resembles recalling a memory.
D. It is well-known that only an emotion can recall a memory; so computers cannot recall memories, as they have no emotions.
Answer: B
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