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- I was wondering if an alzheimer´s patient has more...
- Animal Language
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- Cognews.com
- Multi-Tasking
- Jabberwocky
- Another Book
- Book Recommendation
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- Alzheimer's
- Controlling Neurons
- Awesome Book
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- 12 Angry Men
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- As a last contribution to the blog, I would just l...
- Aphasia
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- Unanswered Questions...
- Colorado Adoption Project
- Model of Comprehension
- Thanks everyone!
- What is the matrix?
- Lefties really more creative?
- For all of the musicians out there...
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- ASIMO
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- random question
- South Korea draws up code of ethics -- for robots
- Center for the Mind, Brain, and Computation
- Thinking about the Turing Test
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- Artificial intelliegence
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- "Programming"?
- What's it mean to be human, anyway?
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2 comments:
yeah but it doesn't really make much sense given she does have a short term memeory of apparently a day, which would mean she has enough time to record some information into long term memory as shown in some korsakov patients
but is it also an accurate depiction when she thinks it is the same day, everytime she waks up (the day before the accident)?
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