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Neuroscientists simply don't understand the mammal nervous system with any degree of completeness and accuracy. Looking at a mammal isn't like looking at code o
by joe_the_user 4y ago
Neuroscientists simply don't understand the mammal nervous system with any degree of completeness and accuracy. Looking at a mammal isn't like looking at code of any kind but very partial map of code. Maybe you can get inspirations from this but no one currently has anything very convincing as model of how learning happens at this level.
- Retric 4y agoNeuroscientists have a solid enough model of learning to realize what people call learning is really several different things operating at different scales. Aka Learning the state capitals is very different than learning dance moves. Thus the focus tends to be on specific things like memory formation. How well we understand each of these systems is up for debate. It’s far from nothing but not comprehensive either.