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The holographic brain is an idea that memory and perception may be distributed across many parts of the brain instead of stored in one exact location. It is useful as a metaphor for a digital garden: one note can participate in several connected topics without belonging to only one rigid category. Questions to explore: What does neuroscience support about distributed memory? Where does the…
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