From: mjg223 (mjg223@is7.nyu.edu)
Date: Sat Oct 02 1999 - 00:23:39 MDT
>> New laser method reveals high-density information storage in the brain
>>
>> Using a new method of infrared-guided laser stimulation, researchers
>> at the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry in Munich/Germany have
>> discovered that information can be stored in the brain with very high
>> spatial density on the surface of every single neuron (Science 1
>> October 1999).... <blah blah blah>
Well hey, we already know that every neuron is a super-computer. You
know, vibrating quantum shit and whatever. Pitts-McCulloch is _so_
1943. We've just got to find the neuron with the little homunculus-guy
inside and we're all set.
But anyway - can't talk now. My C program is misbehaving. I've got to
take my PC apart with an electron microscope to figure out what's gone
wrong.
-matt
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