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Sure - not everything that looks random is random. How about Stephan Wolfram's finite automata "Rule 30" for another example. But anyways, neurons don't even A
by HarHarVeryFunny 3y ago
Sure - not everything that looks random is random. How about Stephan Wolfram's finite automata "Rule 30" for another example.
But anyways, neurons don't even APPEAR to be acting randomly - they appear to obeying the laws of chemistry, and behaving in meticulously studied and well understood ways.
- Kim_Bruning 3y agoDefinitely. It's the behavior an emergence level or two up that can appear to be quite chaotic again.