I appreciate your gumption but I really think that you don't understand things as well as you think you do. Maybe read someone other than Paul Churchland.

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mallowdram 5 days ago | parent [-]

Both Churchland's are out of date. Note the references above, this is a neurobiological, dynamic approach they're not party to. If you don't know what those are or optic flow, neural reuse are, then study them. Trad Neuroscience and cog-sci is no longer applicable.

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suddenlybananas 5 days ago | parent [-]

God you are so smug about something you know essentially nothing about.

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mallowdram 5 days ago | parent [-]

I'm lead dev in a start-up that applies coordination dynamics to spatial-syntax. I probably know quite a bit more than you do about what I'm doing.

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suddenlybananas 5 days ago | parent [-]

I don't care what narrow thing you're working on, the brain is simply not as well understood as you think it is.

	▲	mallowdram 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		We have a substantial grasp of the allocortex to make significant probes into working memory that relate to semantic memory, episodic thought, emotion and certain senses. The very idea we understand that Sharp Wave Ripples encode this and that various scales of waves integrate to create memories and action is the beginning of bypassing existing computational frameworks.