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marshfram
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Comment #45645216
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Comment #45643175
It's not a sentiment, it's real coding. Rhythms of the Brain by Buzsaki. Cinema is already a prototype of differences, using space, and coreelating topological states. It's analog …
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Comment #45642954
Are there studies of how we lost the creative edge of ambiguity? Media is a wasteland of sanitized takes, adult media is overexplained as if 10 year olds are the target.
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Comment #45642646
Binary computers are toy prisons of counting that model in a reality that has no correct models, not even neuromorphic will gain validity here, leave them behind. Start over with t…
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Comment #45640062
Research results are more more than two things, have vastly more semantic load than these synthetic categories/labels.
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Comment #45640011
You're wasting your time wasting my time if you pretend you can't find the it in that sentence, one my 14 year old freshman son identified in 2 seconds. That means you're either a …
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Comment #45639972
You're thinking small, think about software first. Analoga of differentials. Spatial. Specifics. If you get trapped in emulation, you're trapped in counting.
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Comment #45636444
You have to withdraw from the binary in all senses to begin to imagine what an analog spatial differences measurement could function as. Again, think software first. The brain is a…
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Comment #45636051
Analog is next. Software first, then build the machines. No more models, reductions, loss. Direct perception through measurement and differences.
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Comment #45634459
Good to read Rhythms of the Brain for how SWR creates memories.
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Comment #45634437
The technology of language is designed to fool the receiver. That's its primary goal. Read any substantial text on language post western functional linguistics like Deacon's The Sy…