Some of the sub-threads on the DL/symbolic debate stray into the area of emotion. I seem to see this in a very different light than those that think the brain works out the value of actions and selects them from a pure logic POV.
In this post I outline the intersection of the limbic and cortical system with the this point being the hippocampus.
All episodic memories are colored with the emotion of the outcome of the episode:
discourse.numenta.org/t/the-thousand…
All episodic memories are colored with the emotion of the outcome of the episode:
discourse.numenta.org/t/the-thousand…
This cast the role of episodic memory in a very different light - you can't decide how you felt about something until after you experienced it. Hence, an experience buffer. This mechanism adds tremendous predictive power.
This is one of many memory systems in the brain. This post identifies several of these systems and outlines the relationship between them:
discourse.numenta.org/t/how-does-sho…
discourse.numenta.org/t/how-does-sho…
I would add this post that outline the critical nature of emotion to the formation of judgement:
discourse.numenta.org/t/symbolic-sem…
discourse.numenta.org/t/symbolic-sem…
@threadreaderapp unroll love this metaphor!
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