To All: I know the main person who started this list and the research that was discussed on it has temporarily or permanently retired for now, but why has...
Jim, I had similar intentions! I think we will be better off starting a new newsgroup of our own. What do others think? Regards Rajgopal Ramani ... ...
I think that we should use this existing list. There are already people that are setup to receive and read this list and we'd lose potential ideas and...
Hi Jim, ... Yeah, I'm reading this list and other people are as well. I'm open to all discussion. Basically I'm a student too (computer science is my major)...
Hi Jim and All, What is meant by Temporal Intelligence? If it is how to think about time and temporal factors, both discrete and continuous; if it is about how...
Hi people (are there still any around?), For the interested, here are some links related Hecht-Nielsen's model of thalamocortex of which we have discussed a...
In a message dated 12/15/2003 6:15:25 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... Hi, Juha. The model is interesting but like all software and state-machine models it...
Hi, ... First of all, I don't think there is any proof that our 'time' (a sequence of moments) is 'continuous', even though time may be continuous in some...
... I'm not convinced that he is correct, but I'd like to know what he thinks that those pointers are made of (i.e. how they are represented in the brain) and ...
Juha, The attributes of continuous time and discrete time that directly affect, and are influenced by, logic, AI, and "temporal intelligence" (TI), are akin to...
Charles, ... I believe almost everything in the brain can be considered as discrete. The spikes either propagate or do not propagate. There is no evidence that...
... Which pointers? At least with the corticocortical (from cortex to cortex) connections he believes there are pyramidal transponder neurons which links two...
In a message dated 12/18/2003 11:31:50 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... That conjecture has not been proved and is not necessarily true. It is at best a circular...
... In this, I did not talk about the discreteness of the universe, but the way the brain is known to work. For example, the eye receptors send only a discrete...
In a message dated 12/19/2003 5:02:59 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... Exactly. The brain is not man and is not consciousness. The frog leg kicks upon the...
... Some of this may be true in fact. But with AI applications we do not need to make them have a subjective experience, but just to act in an intelligent way....
In a message dated 12/20/2003 10:48:50 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... After 50 and more years, AI hasn't lived up to expectations. When AI systems can't answer...
... I agree with your first paragraph. But the AI crowd has intensively studied systems based on logic, language and other symbolic systems. And the neural...
In a message dated 12/21/2003 7:01:24 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... I am sorry that it is your (and the field's) loss to be saddled with such a fixed opinion. ...
... This opinion seems to be quite reasonable. Humans can't recognise events spaced by less than a few milliseconds. Would it make any difference if time is...
From: cmoel888@... ... It's not a bad company at all. First of all, the idea is not new. It's at least 35 years old and probably belongs to Konrad Zuse,...
In a message dated 01/09/2004 12:45:59 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... The primary meaning of "notorious" is "publicly discussed." Any opinion that is "fixed" in...
In a message dated 01/09/2004 12:19:38 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... It does make a difference. Frame-based computers exhibit the frame problem, while sane...
... Some AI programs have the frame problem but I don't see any frame problems in many computers. It may be possible to put several processors in parallel and...
In a message dated 01/19/2004 7:01:05 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... The reasons I have placed so much emphasis on the frame problem: 1. The Frame problem is...
In a message dated 01/18/2004 11:06:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... If the computer is used to manage frozen data, there is no frame problem. Frames are...
In a message dated 01/18/2004 10:51:39 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... I'm sorry, your connotation and mine differ. My reference is Webster's New World...
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