- Passing information through the brain’s web
- 1: Close is Connected
- 2: Distant things don’t connect
- drift away
- The amount of material that can be removed through a fine mesh is different from the amount of material that can be removed through the same mesh.
- The latter is more common.
- Likewise, a person with a dense web of knowledge is more likely to be left with the same text.
- Associations: knowledge network.
- temporary storage
- Stay for a while before drifting away
- While the far things stay, the near things come Bridging and Connecting.
- Related: associative connection.
- It varies from person to person.
Creating artificial nets
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- The web on the desk and the web in the brain
- Artificial and natural nets
- After I painted the picture, I thought I’d better put it through a natural net first.
- Those who use only natural nets, those not caught in the net will drift away.
- Those who also use artificial nets are pooled on the artificial nets once the ones that did not get caught in the natural nets
- They will be Bridging and Connecting later.
- Q: What is the difference between simply stocking a list or other information?
- A: I don’t have an answer for this yet.
- In fact, is it possible to have just a list without using Kozaneba, etc.?
- A: I don’t have an answer for this yet.
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parable of the net # even if #Intellectual Production
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