Can people think?

Journal of Consciousness Studies 3 (5-6):5-6 (1996)
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The paper presents a speculative model for associative memory. It has two layers: the lower layer describes memory of a single cell, the upper layer describes how the work is distributed address-free over a large set of cells. Thinking, consciousness and various features of memory are interpreted in terms of the memory model

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