A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence — Quotes
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Author: Jeff Hawkins Source: Goodreads
19 quotes, one page each — split at import because this page carried more quoted words than the wiki publishes on a single page.
A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence
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- “It is human nature - aka old brain…”
- “There are two ways to think about ourselves…”
- “At some point in the future, we will…”
- “We are intelligent not because we can do…”
- “Through the sensory nerves. The nerves only send…”
- “The point is that anything capable of self-replication…”
- “In the battle between the old brain and…”
- “The difficult part of knowledge is not stating…”
- “The list of things everyone should know is…”
- “Life is not about having a correct model…”
- “A future driven by genes has little to…”
- “Our neocortex has invented powerful technologies that are…”
- “We learn by moving. In order to learn…”
- “Although we can’t know the details of the…”
- “Knowledge in the brain is distributed. Nothing we…”
- “To predict the next note, you can’t just…”
- “There are neurons in the old part of…”
- “Our reality is similar to the brain-in-a-vat hypothesis…”
- “Uploading your brain entails recording all the details…”