If the biological value system is mislabeling the neurons and what they are, you know, and it takes multiple neurons to kind of, that have to fire against, it's really kind of like

binary when you look at the neuron. It's just turning it into like a thumbs up or a thumbs

down kind of thing. And then it connects to another one that gives that type of thing. And I would

tell people, if this kind of stuff fascinate you, I would highly encourage you to try to

study artificial

intelligence.

Google has a thing called TensorFlow Playground.

You can just do a Google search for it.

TensorFlow playground.

You can set up a deep neural net right there on your web browser.

You can set up a deep neural net. So easy to do, just a total graphical interface. You could put nine neurons and layer one. You could put forward neurons and layer two and just kind of build out this deep neural net. And then there's like a pattern that is put up on the screen. And then you can

click start and you can run a sample set of the pattern. So like let's say it's 250 dots in

like a kind of a pattern. You can take a sample, a training set of 10 dots. You can run those 10 dots through the deep neural net.

You can watch the deep neural net can get conditioned through like a transition function at

each neuron.

And you can watch it actually code itself as if you'd be coding the subconscious of the brain, you can watch how it

codes itself so that it can figure out what the pattern is, like the whole context of all the

dots, all of this in real time on this, I'm telling you, look this up, it's amazing.

And it'll help you, I think it'll help people understand just at a really basic and fundamental

level how your brain conditions itself as it's receiving data points via your eyes, via

your taste buds, via your eaters, whatever.

Yeah.

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