rcb5 at msn.com ("Ron Blue") wrote in message news:<000401c133cb$d1da3200$67978141 at pavilion>...
> The task of the CPU is store bits at particular memory map locations.
The task of a -memory- (e.g., a RAM or a ROM) is store bits. The task
of a CPU is to retrieve and perform arithmetic operations on those
bits.
> The task of the neuron is to store holographic wavelet interference patterns
> at particular memory map brain locations formed by reciprocal associative
> weighted memory histories. The correlational opponent processing results in
> a fuzzy creative self organization causing unexpected answers.
How can they be reciprocal if we're only talking about a single
neuron?
How can there be interference patterns if were only talking about a
single neuron?
