>What? I didn't realize it was so crystal clear. Doesn't the fact that
>our representation of the environment is reversed on our retinas play
>any role?
Robert... yep, it's pretty-well hammered out... although it's not yet
"published"...
There are many neuroanatomical instances such as the retinal one which
you note... the retina is upside down and left-right reversed... the
primary sensory mappings are upside down and left-right reversed... such
is a "theme" that repeats over and over again... all to bring the
neuroanatomy into allignment with the "simple" TD E/I minimization
dynamics that I described in an earlier msg... ken collins
