2nd July 2005 Archive
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Are brains analog, or digital?
Hell breaks loose after Cornell claim
A new study conducted at Cornell University suggests that we think in analog, not digital. It's a bold claim which, if true, threatens to make thirty years of linguistics and neuroscience metaphors look very silly indeed. Professor Michael Spivey, a psycholinguist and associate professor of psychology at Cornell claims that …
Science 2 Jul 2005, 11:10
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