Analyzing The Article 'The Empty Brain'

In the article “The Empty Brain’ I disagreed and agreed with some of the things that was said. The things I agree with is that the brain is not a computer, we can’t do half of the things computers do. We are born with senses, reflexes, and learning mechanisms, because newborns turn their head to whatever brushes its cheek and sucks whatever is in its mouth. Also, I agree that we are not born with rules, software, knowledge, lexicons, representations, algorithms, programs, models, memories, images, processors, subroutines, encoders, decoders, symbols, or buffers. We also do not develop them as we go. Our brains are not empty at all but we do not do the same things as computers. I agree and disagree with the memory or memories part in this article
because just like a computer remembers things we also remember things too. Some people minds remember more than others. Like the example of the dollar bill being drawn by Jinny Hyun a student intern, without the dollar bill drawing from her memory she remembers where the 1s went, where George Washington’s head went, and what it said up under his head. Another reason I disagree is when someone goes on a trip they remember the exact way they went, what they seen, and how long it took them to get there. Whereas other people that take the same vacation cannot remember which way they went or how long it took them to get there. Like the article says no copy of the story is ever made; rather, each individual, upon hearing the story, the story changed to some extent- enough so that when asked about it again later – they can re-experience hearing the story to some extent, although not very well.