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G. J. Viljoen,A. G. Luckins,I. Naletoskirom brain components according to coding rules, which means that they are no longer . but .. The model implies that feelings and perceptions are not side effects of neural networks (as in connectionism), that they do not come into existence spontaneously by emergence and that they are not the result

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