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Summary: On habituation. 3842, 3856, 3865, 4524 |
Summary: Memory implies that step-functions exist and that the system contains more than one
resting state. 'Memory' is 'change of resting state'. Example 3833, 3856, 3842, 3900. Multiple resting states are necessary: they are also sufficient if we observe them
through a system U, which can be the observer! |
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Memory what is necessary |
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This page references 4 pages: 3833 3856 3842 3900 This page is referenced from 6 pages: 3837 3837 3842 3843 3875 3901 |
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