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Scientists discover addition of new brain cells in highest brain area

ken collins kckpaulc at aol.comABCXYZ
Fri Oct 22 03:53:06 EST 1999


>Subject: Re: Scientists discover addition of new brain cells in highest brain
>area 
>From: kckpaulc at aol.comABCXYZ  (ken collins)
>Date: Wed, 20 October 1999 01:18 AM EDT
>Message-id: <19991020011849.27521.00000208 at ng-ba1.aol.com>

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>oh yeah... why cortical =loop= circuits, anyway.
>

remember the 'no-numbers' Maths discussion i posted a short while back...
computing via relative-lengths... 'spaghetti' example :-)

(also discussed years ago in another online 'place', and in the presented but
unpublished 1983 paper)

the 'no-numbers' Maths is in the the loop circuits' infinitely-variable
relative lengths,  the same stuff permeates the nervous system at all
'levels'... intra-cortical dynamics, where circuit lengths are innately
shortest, are some of the fastest, but it's not restricted to intra-cortical
dynamics, it also occurs inter-cortically (AoK, Ap6),
cortico-sub-cortical-cortical, within sub-cortical nuclear complexes, within
the brainstem, cerebellum, and all the way down the spinal cord.

it's all 'no-numbers', relative-lengths, Maths... add the ionic marshalling of
glia, and it's Maths that's up to the infinite scope of the problems which
confront our nervous systems.

K. P. Collins (ken)



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