Re:Does one simple rule underlie learning in the brain?
by teledyn on Tuesday June 21, 2022 @02:56AM
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There is the Theory of Everything and we're nearly certain it exists, we're really really close, we can smell it. Until then, we have two not so simple almost rules, quantum chromo-du-jour and pesky relativity. That's just my opinion of course. Who knows, it could be cymatic patterns carving analog ai onto the nerve cell surface, or a schoolmaster with a wooden pointer.
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Re:Does one simple rule underlie learning in the brain?
by dwd on Tuesday June 21, 2022 @03:57AM
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Or the universe as we perceive it is a fabrication of our time-bound perception and any "Theory of Everything" is bound to fall short as reality is beyond our human perception. I would be interested to see where experiments with time crystals take us as they could be a key to discovering the true nature of reality not bound by time.