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From: jgsmith@watson.bcm.tmc.edu (James G. Smith)
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Subject: Re: new theory of brain and learning, June'90 Psychobiology
Summary: Minsky's "Society of Mind"
Keywords: brain theory, learning, intensionality, consciousness, symbolism
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Date: 1 Jul 90 20:08:11 GMT
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For another perspective on how the mind and memory may work, you might be 
interested in reading Marvin Minsky's "Society of Mind."  Many of Minsky's ideas
seem related to what you mentioned.

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(I'm only half way thru the book myself)