From [Marc Abrams (2004.05.06.1420)]
For those interested in some real research into control and brain
function you might be interested in this paper from Llinas & friends.
http://www.pnas.org/cgi/reprint/100/22/13064.pdf
Marc
From [Marc Abrams (2004.05.06.1420)]
For those interested in some real research into control and brain
function you might be interested in this paper from Llinas & friends.
http://www.pnas.org/cgi/reprint/100/22/13064.pdf
Marc
From [Marc Abrams (2004.05.06.1420)]
For those interested in some actual research into motor control and
brain function utilizing control theory you might be interested in this
paper from Llinas & friends.
http://www.pnas.org/cgi/reprint/100/22/13064.pdf
It seems to me that there is a very real possibility of different types
of control mechanism's involved in various human functions. The notion
of a 'one hierarchy fits all' approach might be self defeating and
misguiding.
Marc
Considering how often throughout history even intelligent people have
been proved to be wrong, it is amazing that there are still people who
are convinced that the only reason anyone could possibly say something
different from what they believe is stupidity or dishonesty.
Being smart is what keeps some people from being intelligent.
Thomas Sowell