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Comment: Re:One teensy detail (Score 2) 389

by X0563511 (#43740453) Attached to: Why We Should Build a Supercomputer Replica of the Human Brain

It doesn't have to be physical. You can put all the nodes down at the start, but do not establish linkings.

Then, you start with the first "node" - I would imagine this would be a brainstem precursor. Instead of multiplying like what happens biologically, the node can pick an inactive neighbor to activate and link with.

These behaviors should, at a very small scale, be observable - it's like fluid dynamics... simple at the small scale, but when you zoom out and look at the system as a whole...

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