Please read the postings below
for information pertaining to this particular technology; and for
further information or answers to specific questions,
you may direct your e-mails to Steven R. Grimm or Ronald Blue:
Article by Ron Blue
describing Post_Quantum Computation in Consciousness (Blue)
Response to an article on
Memory vs.
Neuron count. (Grimm)
Good article, with commentary:
Brains; can't build 'em, can't sell'em. (Grimm)
Observation of particular properties of the
QB Transistor. (Grimm)
Theoretical musings on
Non-locality,Waving particles and Dark Energy.(Grimm)
Theoretical explanation of the QUBOCS
Transistor
Panassociative Dynamic Memory.....This article is in the process of
being updated. It will be re-posted later.
Robots
Ron Blue's assessment of Corey at the 2000 JCIS
Conference. (Blue)
Paper presented to 2003 JCIS Conference
on Holographic-Panassociative Circuits.(Blue, Grimm)
Photo of Karl Pribram and Walter Freeman
at the 2003 JCIS conference.
Holography and Mathematics article:
Tucson II Conference.
Karl
Pribram's Holonomic Theory( A Must read)
Another
excellent paper on Holonomic Memory
Nature's
Mind: The Quantum Hologram by Edgar Mitchell Sc.D
Prof. Ron Blue.....COP Theory and Quantum
Thinking
Derek J.
Smith:Interesting papers on intelligence, cognition and psychology
Lotus Artificial Life
JCIS Convention
Enticy Institute
Harmonic
Resonance Theory
Dr. John Hait's
Resonant Field Theory.
For additional information or
comments.
send e-mail to:Steven R.
Grimm
Steven R. Grimm
Founder: Biobotics R&D
<©>2003
"Bell's theorem dealt a shattering blow to Einstein's position by
showing that the conception of reality as consisting of separate parts,
joined by local connections, is incompatible with quantum theory...
Bell's theorem demonstrates that the universe is fundamentally
interconnected, interdependent, and inseparable." --Fritjof Capra
"One can imagine that when nerve impulses
arrive at
synapses [they] produce electrical events on the other side of the
synapse that take the form of momentary standing wave fronts. Typically
the junctions made by a nerve fibre number in the dozens, if not
hundreds. The pattern set up by arriving nerve impulses presumably
form a microstructure of wave forms that can interact with similar
microstructures arising in overlapping junctional circuits. [.....
These wave fronts] set up interference patterns [] producing in their
totality something resembling a hologram." (Pribram, 1969, p77;86;
emphasis added.)
"The attractive feature of the hypothesis
is that the
information is distributed throughout the stored hologram and is thus
resistant to insult. If even a small corner of a hologram is
illuminated by the appropriate input, the entire original scene
reappears. Moreover, holograms can be layered one on top of the other
and yet be separately reconstructed." (Pribram, 1969, p86; emphasis
added.)
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