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New site suggests that multivalued logic is the theory behind brain microcircuits

Mentifex mentifex at scn.org
Sun Sep 6 08:31:07 EST 1998


Bill Hale <hale at mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu> the genteel scholar, wrote:
>
>In article [...], mentifex at scn.org (Mentifex) wrote:
>
>> David D. Olmsetd <david_olmsted at my-dejanews.com> wrote on 5 Sep 1998:
>> >
>>  This site has now been added to
>>  http://www.scn.org/~mentifex/webcyc.html#neuroscience and I would
>>  like to add it to
>>  http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/7256/webcyc.html but I seem
>>  to have reached a GeoCities editabl-file limit with my 29,810 bytes.
>>  Does anyone know how to continue editing the HTML beyond 29K? Thanks
>
> One method is not to use the GeoCities HTML editor. Instead, create and
> edit your HTML on your local computer, and upload it to GeoCities using
> the File Manager Utilities.
>
> You can use any simple text editor or even a word processing program
> if you save the file as text. Another method is to use the HTML editor
> provided by Netscape (the pro version). Another method is to get a
> freeware HTML editor at a site like www.tucows.com. Another method is
> to get a program that converts output from Microsoft Word to HTML (for
> example, CUHTML from Chinese University). Another method is to buy one
> of the several available HTML editing programs.

  Thank you most kindly, Bill Hale, for such thoroughgoing help.

  Project Mentifex runs on a bank of Amigas, so the also-ran-OS
  apps cited will not immediately help, but the ideas help.

  Ah, another meme-propagation attempt foiled! As the MM Millennium
  [decode: Roman "MM" = Y2K] approaches, we (Victoria and I, but she
  doesn't say much since Rudyard Kipling's days) would not be amused
  to continue pushing highly unpopular "Neuro, AI and Robotics" [Oh!
  gotta go up and add comp.robotics.misc!] memes upon a long-suffering
  Netizenry, so we are trying to set up Mentifex memetic outposts in
  the vaunted clickstream.  Then we will stop posting to Usenet as
  Fri.31.dec.1998 clicks over into the Unspeakable new year: Y2K.




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