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There's "Computer Science bias".
Academic CS focuses almost entirely on discrete, symbolic, algorithmic computation because that’s where you get universality, programming, Turing completeness, etc. Many CS curricula barely mention analog computing so students learn the narrow definition first.
Analog and Digital are two different paradigms for implementing computation, not computation vs. not-computation.
If computation meant only digital, then for 100 years, everyone in engineering and math was using the word wrong. They weren’t...the definition shifted not the nature of computation.
In neuroscience, the assumptions are far less homogeneous.