Re:Why Does the Neocortex Have Columns? A Theory of Learning...
by gowld on Wednesday October 25, 2017 @05:59PM
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> Research Fellow in Ophthalmology, Harvard University
And I'm sure he's a fine opthalmologist.
> I am an independent researcher with a novel theory of mind and brain, inspired by the observed properties of perception. These observations are confirmed by some peculiar anomalies in phenomenal perspective. The implications of these observations are that the foundational assumptions of neuroscience are fundamentally in error, and that an alternative paradigm of neurocomputation will have to be formulated to account for the properties of consciousness and perception.
And I'm sure he's a fine opthalmologist.
> I am an independent researcher with a novel theory of mind and brain, inspired by the observed properties of perception. These observations are confirmed by some peculiar anomalies in phenomenal perspective. The implications of these observations are that the foundational assumptions of neuroscience are fundamentally in error, and that an alternative paradigm of neurocomputation will have to be formulated to account for the properties of consciousness and perception.
If it quacks like a quack...