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    There are some things only humans can do:

                       Thinking: Humans can think, solve problems and make decisions. Machines need to
                        be told exactly what to do, but humans can figure out what to do on their own.

                                                                           Command:
                                                                           Calculate cost of
                                                                           8 pencils if 3 pencils
                                                                           cost `15.

                                                                              Answer:
                                                                               `40.

                       Feelings: Humans feel emotions  like happiness,  sadness  and excitement.
                        Machines, on the other hand, don’t have feelings. They follow instructions but

                        don’t feel anything.

                     LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE

                     Humans learn by practicing and experiencing things. Machines, on the other hand, do
                     not learn in the same way; they just follow the instructions they are given.

                     For example:

                       When you first learn to ride a bicycle, it can be difficult. But the more you practice,
                        the better you get at balancing and riding smoothly.

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