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Breaking Rules; The Brain Often Fumbles During Simple Tasks
Humans have used their brain power to achieve extraordinary feats; we made the Pyramids, put a man on moon and are on the threshold of creating artificial intelligence. However, the same brain that made supercomputers can fumble over basic commands like differentiating between odd and even numbers.
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