Introduction

What is something we think differently about after listening to your pod casts? For me, this is the realization that norons are not the simple samasian devices that we see in artificial miral networks. Blake richards, in episode nine, talked about segregated dendrites. And after hearing your podcast with jeff hawkins, i read some of his papers where he proposes additional denrights segregation. This could provide a way to allow context input to prime a neron without actually triggering it. Combining those two things, i can finally see how nerl networks might do sophisticated learning and retrieval. Thanks for the first hundred episodes, and i'm looking forward to learning a lot interesting things