/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>10505928
Different stimuli result in different neural activations, thus the brain becomes differently wired based on your living environment. If all you could see were fish and water in your whole life, you wounldn't magically know math and language like a human just because your cellular structure is capable of learning. Thus, you will not be capable of complex thinking, because your brain does not even know what to think.

>Hebbian learning is a cellular mechanism that works the same in all animals you fucking idiot
>whales are fish

So this is the power of /sci/.
>>10505941
Like I stated, not an attempt to prove scientific truth. It's a systematical idea that models intelligent behavior and cognition, and it's aimed for a reproduction of intelligent system.

>>10505956
The paper was mentioned once in the entire website. And it's not like the theories are incorrect. Bio-inspired AGI will be an utter breakthrough, and the basic ideas I proposed far surpassed any previous understanding on artificial neural networks. It should be realized that thinking does not happen in the feature detectors.

I was doubtful about the overall expression, though, so I posted it here for some feedback. I can write whatever I want for now, but eventually I need to respect the results of detailed scientific discoveries.

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>>10505980
How old do I look, exactly?