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Subject: Re: Learned Behavior vs. Hard-Wired Behavior
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Date: 27 Nov 88 05:19:43 GMT
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Could people please email me a list of neural "mechanisms" that
are probably hard-wired into humans (or other critters).  I'm
looking for things like pain, sexual/maternal(?) attraction,
curiosity, urge to survive, etc. ... things that are not learned.
I'm working in neural networks, and I'm basically looking at (for example)
the future problem of a very unmotivated simu-beast.  I decided that
I should probably give it curiosity for starters or something similar
to make it want to explore.  Any help would be appreciated.

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