[MD] -elitist ideas

[Laycock, Jos (OSPT)]

Hi Ron, Case

IMO the language available makes this very simple.

A memory is a static pattern of an experience.

Further smart alec remarks embedded...



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> [Case]
> No but I think "experience" required a nervous system sophisticated
> enough to encode memory.


Hi case, 

What word (other than experience) would you use to describe what occurs to a rock when it encounters another rock.
> 
> [Ron]
> Does The ability for single cell White blood cells to adapt to fight
> viruses and bacteria considered memory
> Of somesort? 

Hi Ron 

Yes, but even further than that, I think we can consider that bacteria to be itsself a memory. 

Would you consider they might collectivly "experience" a
> threat or are they simply a reaction
> Mechanism no more.

Mechanism must "experience" other in order for it to react.

> If an alzhiemer patient burns themselves and does not remember the
> experience does that mean they 
> did not experience the burn? If it is not remebered was it 
> experienced?

Experience without memory is still experience. 

> Is memory experience.

No

> Somehow that doesent feel right . All depends on How are your terming
> "experience" I suppose.

Well quite! but where "experience" is the same as "evaluation" - in "terming" experience we are in fact trying to "term" DQ.

Best leave it there.

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