[Red Badger]

[4yearlurker]

"I'd like to thank my brain for remembering me."-Art Buchwald.

[EEGator]

The title is incorrect for me, as I have no clue how my brain works.
Especially with regards to my decision making as it pertains to women.

[LVS1]

Poldrack agreed. “I don’t think any of us would want to tell people: Don’t use the word ‘memory’ anymore,” he said. But to understand the brain, we might need to challenge our intuitions about how it works — “in the same way that quantum mechanics is challenging to comport with our understanding of physical phenomena in the world.”

I suspect the answer is in the bold text. I think our brains have more in common with quantum mechanics than they realize.

[Noumenon]

Your brain is not the boss.

[AdSimp]

I would like to hear an explanation of how a single fact manifests itself in the brain. When I think of the number 42, what form does that take in the neurons and dendrons and what else?

On a computer chip, I can conceptually point to this switch being on, the next one off, and so on.

[Alas Babylon!]

Inside a normal person's brain:

Inside the democrat mind:

[be-baw]

Excellent article but long. I read just over half of it, and will read the rest later.

You post a lot of interesting stuff, Badger. Thank you.

[BitWielder1]

You think you know how I think how my brain thinks?
I think not.

[pepsi_junkie]

The brain doesn’t think they way we thought it did

Plot twist: the brain they studies was Biden’s. Go figure.

[backwoods-engineer]

The mind doesn’t work the way neuroscientists think it does, either. With their absolute commitment to materialism, without ANY admission that they cannot account for non-physical states such as love, they will continue to babble high-sounding NONSENSE. The entire demonic facade of neuroscience will finally collapse when Jesus Christ returns.

[martin_fierro]

The Brain Doesn’t Think the Way You Think It Does

I THOUGHT SO

[DaxtonBrown]

Data from this article will go into the Sci Fi novel I’m finishing. It’s sort of Spiderman meets 1984. But instead of a spider, the hero is wired up with a neural net.

[Cloverfarm]

I skipped the actual article for comments like this. FR did not disappoint ;-)

[nicollo]

It’s like they’re trying to deconstruct a bitcoin by reversing its linear equations back to its origin.

The brain isn’t like that: its development is more like a bitcoin equation that changes constantly in response to new inputs, thus its complexities are exponential and thereby impossible to decode or reverse-engineer.

AI will never come close to mimicking the human mind.