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The debate surrounding these two forms mirrors the age-old discussions we see in popular culture, overrun with myths and misconceptions. Proponents of strong AI often argue that since the human brain operates somewhat like a complex computer, it should be possible to mimic this functionality in machines. However, intellectual heavyweights such as mathematician Kurt Gödel (via the Gödel's incompleteness theorem) and physicist Roger Penrose have highlighted limitations to what machines can comprehend. Their arguments suggest that machines face intrinsic boundaries in understanding and processing information — boundaries that a mere enhancement of computational power cannot breach.