Not really. The models we use nowadays operate on discrete tokens. To overly reduce the process of human learning, we take a constant stream of realtime inform

Not really. The models we use nowadays operate on discrete tokens. To overly reduce the process of human learning, we take a constant stream of realtime information. It never ends and it’s never discrete. Nor do we learn in an isolated “learn” stage in which we’re not interacting with our environment. If you try taking reality and breaking into discrete (ordered in the case of LLMs) parts, you lose information.