Memory in perceptual input (correction)

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[From Rick Marken (2005.09.05.1800)]

Rick Marken (2005.09.05.1750)

But you can only call the perception "false" because subsequent information led you to conclude that what you had perceived was dislike. That doesn't mean you were imagining the dislike when you perceived it.

Should be:

But you can only call the perception "false" because subsequent information led you to conclude that what you had perceived was false. That doesn't mean you were imagining the dislike when you perceived it.

Sorry.

Rick

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[From Rick Marken (2005.09.05.1800)]

Rick Marken (2005.09.05.1750)

But you can only call the perception "false" because subsequent information led you to conclude that what you had perceived was dislike. That doesn't mean you were imagining the dislike when you perceived it.

Should be:

But you can only call the perception "false" because subsequent information led you to conclude that what you had perceived was false. That doesn't mean you were imagining the dislike when you perceived it.

Sorry.

Rick

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Richard S. Marken
marken@mindreadings.com
Home 310 474-0313
Cell 310 729-1400

Richard S. Marken
marken@mindreadings.com
Home 310 474-0313
Cell 310 729-1400