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There are, of course lateral connections between columns, but the columns are very real. I dont see what geomettic algebra has to with it, as the grandparent s
by SubiculumCode 9y ago
There are, of course lateral connections between columns, but the columns are very real.
I dont see what geomettic algebra has to with it, as the grandparent suggests.
- adamnemecek 9y agoThey are performing spatial reasoning and GA is a better algebra for that.
- SubiculumCode 9y agoI mean I don't see why geometric algebra bears on the factual existence of column-like structure perpendicular to the cortical surface in real brains. Geometric algebra may bear on what those columns do, but it is not relevant to whether the columns exist. This is a matter of observing network wiring from brain preparations.
- kortex 9y agoI think it has something to do with the power of building hierarchical layers of abstraction, to make increasingly precise predictions about the world.