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note that my observation is not that the information contained is not "zero usefull information" but "not much usefull informmation". I certainly think a local
by DoctorOetker 8y ago
note that my observation is not that the information contained is not "zero usefull information" but "not much usefull informmation". I certainly think a local clock would be usefull, and contains very little information.
But any large amount of information density is simply not supported by these observations due to simple wave aspects. A low information signal (for example highly predictable clock, or some other low frequency, high brain volume signal say perhaps a breathing rate not actually the breathing frequency) can still be important.
I was only replying to the information processing comment
- mattkrause 8y ago? I…don't see the argument here. I was just trying to provide some actual examples from neuro.