Re: Cognition

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From: inunn
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 14:18

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Help me to understand this.  The input and output (semantic association - 
are we talking memory?) are invariant but the what's inbetween changes.
It gets rewired in a sense.  If I'm on track so far, what bothers me is
if you change the in-between - variance in the olefactory system -
how do you retain the connection between the stimulus and the memory
of it?

Ian Nunn

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