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This document is page 267 of a scientific text regarding neuroscience, specifically discussing 'Glocal Memory' and 'Calvin's Model of Distributed Attractors in the Brain.' It critiques a theoretical approach by a scientist named Calvin (likely William H. Calvin) regarding how memory is distributed versus localized in the brain. The page bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT' Bates stamp, indicating it was produced as part of a congressional investigation, likely related to Jeffrey Epstein's extensive funding of and association with various scientists and academic projects.
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| Calvin | Scientist / Subject of discussion |
Refers to William H. Calvin, whose model of 'Distributed Attractors in the Brain' is being analyzed.
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The text critiques and offers alternatives to Calvin's scientific theories on memory.
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"In Calvin's glocal approach, global memories are attractors and local memories are parts of attractors."Source
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"We suggest a possible alternative, in which global memories are attractors and local memories are particular neuronal subnetworks..."Source
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"In the next couple decades, as neuroscience tools improve in accuracy, our understanding of the role of glocality in human memory will doubtless improve tremendously."Source
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