What does /sci/ think the most innate patterns of recognition are?
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What does /sci/ think the most innate patterns of recognition are?
>>7589007
buuuuuuuuuuuuumb for pseudo intellectualism bait
>>7589007
the hook, line, and sinker
>>7589007
Facial perception.
>>7589192
So have you even thought of how we tinker?
>>7589259
How do we know it's the primary communicating structure
>I'll take 'resource disclosure and their compromises' for 800 Alex
![gaddis[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/AX9Ko6n.jpg "gaddis[1].jpg")
>asking this question instead of reading the recognitions
/sci/ in a nutshell tbh
>>7589259
I disagree. Neurons evolved before complex vision. Thus it cant be the case. Perhaps hearing because technically the ability to interpret high frequency vibrations along with their phase shifts is a form of pattern recognition.
>>7589522
I've often thought of sliding cells how sliding cells in geometry have baring on how this kind of pattern would operate
vectors
Complete
Enclose
Project
Unfold
Connect
Dispense
Act
Head
All
These are the rudiments of human cognition