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There's a useful label for all this technobabble: Not even wrong. You don't "feel" neural pathways in any sense of the word. While the description of how pathw
by xorcist 2y ago
There's a useful label for all this technobabble: Not even wrong.
You don't "feel" neural pathways in any sense of the word. While the description of how pathways strengthen may be correct on a high level, there are likely details that matter how those processes actually work (I'm won't pretend to understand this stuff), but that doesn't matter here because an individual neuron is a completely different thing than a complete brain, and the inner workings of the brain is a completely different thing than the social mechanisms of the workplace.
They could just as well have described a proton-electron pair and saying it's the same attraction mechanism behind heterosexual love. Not wrong but not true in any meaningful way.
- psychoslave 2y agoThanks for the example, I wasn’t sure I got you point until I reached it and found it brilliant and illuminating all the rest.