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Artificial Intelligence - Lesson One of the Mentifex Tutorial.
The human brain-mind is a stimulus-response system.
The stimuli are sensory input and the responses are motor output.
The channels of input and output flow in parallel but in opposite directions.
The channels of sensory and motor memory begin as tabula rasa - a clean slate.
The parallel memory channels fill up gradually between infancy and old age.
Any point on the parallel mindgrid corresponds to a point in time.
An associative tag connects all simultaneous points along the mindgrid.
Mind emerges where associative tags converge to form conceptual hierarchies.
The abstract memory channel inserts intelligence between stimulus and response.

     - Arthur T. Murray
       11033 Greenwood Avenue North
       Seattle, Washington 98l33