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hypothesis:there-is-no-single-substrate-for-memory-every-component-could-use-everything-in-its-environment-as-an-interpretable-scratchpadThere is no single substrate for memory; every component could use everything in its environment as an interpretable scratchpad.
Hypothesis that memory is distributed across hierarchical scales and substrates.
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extracted_from(2024) · Levin, Michael
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- Senomeassociated_withThe sum of sensing capacities, proposed as a high-dimensional reservoir for memory remapping.
- general anesthesiaassociated_withModel system for mind rebooting after bioelectric network disruption.
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