Re: virus: conscious/subconscious (form. level 0)

Martin Traynor (m.traynor@ic.ac.uk)
Tue, 17 Dec 1996 15:46:24 +0000

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On 12 Dec 96 at 20:25, XYZ Customer Support wrote:

> > Incidentally, electronic neural network computers designed to learn
> > continually [i.e., electronics that completely mimic the brain structure]
> > require dreaming in order to function. They can also have fairly
> > convincing analogs of the replay-life version of a near-death experience.
> > [some snippet in a 1995/1996 Scientific American]
>
> This is hogwash. Dreaming is not necessary in order for our minds
> to function.

For one so enamoured of science and its methods; where is your
evidence?

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