Neuroforum 2018; 24(2): A95–A100 … [read full article]
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Possibly. Neural consolidation might mean dead neurons that are proteins that are waste that has to go out somehow, and the lymph system is the usually exit route for protein excess. So, yeah.
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Andrei Tudor Patrascu OK. You’re talking about questionable nutritional supplements. collagen from my understanding is generate it by vitamin C interacting with protein. it’s part of the Krebs cycle and you can generated by having meat and eating an orange or tomato juice.
Andrei Tudor Patrascu OK. … [read full article]
Mildly curious to see if anything is other than I thought. My 17 second review is: it’s not. I also know: if I got involved, I’d be hooked. I was once hooked on the stock market and it was addictive. Fun, did really well, but not doing it again. Maybe if it lost the feeling of being Windows XP pop up “earn money while you browse” toolbars I’d think of it.
Mildly curious to see
… [read full article]The key/heyhole analogy — I guess what happened with me is I’d learned about the issue with protein folding and had my computer set up to participate in Folding @ Home before I’d heard about the key/keyhole analogy and was working at the pharmaceutical company where they were reversing the chirality of patented drugs about to expire in order to get another 7 years of prescription sized cash… and sometimes reversing the chirality had weird side effects but it usually worked…
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It’s a sneaky one. I noticed it mentions conscious states and then consciousness, which are different things. Let’s see what it says: Human: What is the difference between consciousness and conscious states? AI: Consciousness refers to an individual’s awareness of their status as a self-aware being. Conscious states refer to the various mental activities or processes, such as thoughts, emotions, ideas, etc.
It’s a sneaky one.
… [read full article]a) Created plain text version of 2051 Wikipedia pages I had in my history + bookmarks, b) Ran them through Topic Modeling that happily ate the single 42 MB text file I gave it and told it to give me 12 topics of 20 words each. c) Did Google for those word sets and came up with these (showing 8) Surface tension surface high flow change water due energy force stress material small low body rate large conditions temperature current size phase Programming paradigm theory language information term analysis model logic terms type object data based structure objects mathematical systems word common programming related Embedded System computer needed system systems design game software citation based video version memory control games technology support code data source power Vector space set function space number called group point functions defined linear numbers case elements vector values real sets finite points open Introduction to the Field of Psychology life social human world knowledge work view nature thought scientific study people person mind individual events philosophy psychology experience natural Quantum mechanics time system process state field theory physics physical mass light quantum earth called energy mechanics processes free input model single Evolution of the neocortex: Perspective from developmental biology doi pmid cid cell cells bibcode development pmc journal brain biology al form species acid neural activity evolution molecular protein Classic Antiquity century early history modern education greek age found art years period world part ancient bc church great ii middle culture
a) Created plain text
… [read full article]serial (long strips) / AND / chunks / associations / general – versus parallel (random, “at will”), OR / detail / specific… yeah, the machinery wouldn’t work well for that purpose. Perhaps that explains the power of cloud computations; even though the speeds of the ‘net are far slower than that of a particular hard drive or two, the ability to distribute, more or less in parallel increases the “space” available for computatoins; being connected, of course, to multiple computers each with their own RAM. The protein folding experiments a few years back were a fantastic example of using the branching/parallel _nature_ of the web itself (and the connected “computer brains” at the ends of the branches) to perform tasks difficult for any single super computer.
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