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Sigh. What the article claims is that the structure of bee dances are like the structure of the maths used in quantum physics. So what? bee brains could have n
by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
Sigh. What the article claims is that the structure of bee dances are like the structure of the maths used in quantum physics. So what? bee brains could have neural nets that produce similar output as the quantum physics models.
Correlation is not causation - that's an elementary mistake.
And I'm still not sure what a "quantum field" is. The probability of an electron being present? We all interact with those when we press up against you know, matter.
- sh1mmer 18y agobee brains could have neural nets that produce similar output as the quantum physics models I think that's the point of the article. Bee brains couldn't with only a few million neurons. That's not to say she is right.
- StrawberryFrog 18y agoWhy ever not with "only" a few million neurons? Have you proved, mathematically, that there is a lower limit? How many neurons does it take to crunch a few patterns? I'd think that a couple thousand ought to do it.