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Time is sequential. The inputs and outputs are sequential. The processing is not sequential. In fact it can be spatial, binaural hearing works because of the pr
by tracerbulletx 1y ago
Time is sequential. The inputs and outputs are sequential. The processing is not sequential. In fact it can be spatial, binaural hearing works because of the precise length of the neuronal path between the ears and a processing area. We know a lot about the brain, many neural networks are based on well described brain regions. It is both true that our existing neural networks are no where near as complex as the brain, and ALSO that they share many similarities and are functionally doing basically the same type of thing.
- bluefirebrand 1y ago> Time is sequential This is the sort of statement that seems like it is trivially true but I'm really not sure we can be so certain I agree that the way humans experience time makes it seem like it must be sequential, and a lot of our science would be really messed up if time weren't sequential in the grand scheme That said, aren't there some doubts about this? I'm no expert but my understanding is that some quantum theories suggest time is not as linear as we think