Return of the Single Neuron Theory

Posted 7 Jul 2005 at 20:23 UTC by steve

We reported last year on the Single Neuron Theory of Consciousness proposed by Steven Sevush of University of Miami School of Medicine. Sevush has now released a revised and expanded version his paper on the theory. In his own words: "the resulting scheme is one in which conscious behavior appears to be the product of a single macroscopic mind, but is actually the integrated output of a chorus of minds, each associated with a different neuron." A similar theory called Single Cell Consciousness was proposed by Jonathan CW Edwards of the University of London.

100-Billion-Neuron Mentifex AI4U Theory of Mind, posted 8 Jul 2005 at 13:55 UTC by AI4U » (Observer)

The Mentifex Theory of Mind is an alternative, rapidly being implemented in Mind.Forth AI for robots.

See AI4U-FAQ ..., posted 15 Jul 2005 at 11:14 UTC by wedesoft » (Master)

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Hey Mentalflex!, posted 15 Jul 2005 at 13:00 UTC by dogsbody_d » (Master)

If your system is as nifty as it's supposed to, why not tart it up with web access and get it to spam everywhere for you?

Alternatively, try and participate a bit more in actual discussions. For example, what do you think is right or wrong with this singly-neuron business? Don't just say you have an alternative. In the same way, if you really do need someone's help to get money out of a country, don't email total strangers in capital letters.

Oh, and Wedesoft - good find and all, but for a start I only jut clicked on your link. At first, I assumed you were a fake ID for Menti. Second point is we should probably just ignore him...

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