Is There a Model of Learning in the Human Brain?

Carl Safina: In learning, as humans, in evolution, we learn via our movement. His theory has place cells and grid cells. You could basically place yourself in a particular location. And then he says also that when you have an idea, right, you also have to move it into the same space. He was wondering whether or not this is, you know, if this is really how we do it, biologically.safina: I think there's a fundamental difference between generative models that can be used medically and those that are based upon discrete states of motion for describing velocity or speed. Whereas, unless actually equip them explicitly with discrete states, they would be apt to describe continuous

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