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For Lilian and the Indigos - Above Top Secret

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All <strong>the</strong> known advantages of a hybrid architecture are here. All <strong>the</strong> advantages of a fuzzy<br />

system are here. What is unique to <strong>the</strong> NHP is that it has incredible parallel processing<br />

power due to <strong>the</strong> shear number of filaments. Mobility <strong>and</strong> storage density are roughly<br />

10,000 fold greater than that of a silicon chip.<br />

The true innovation to computing is <strong>the</strong> potential for AI <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> elimination of interface<br />

peripherals.<br />

These processors, since <strong>the</strong>y are neuromimetic, are ideal for biomimetic humanoid<br />

robots. Each neural network can subsumptively regulate a specific organ/subsystem.<br />

Visual, haptic, audio, kinematic, biological, power, pneumatic <strong>and</strong> hydraulic systems can<br />

be matched to <strong>the</strong> ideal neural network. Custom neural networks can be made by<br />

rearranging <strong>the</strong> components.<br />

TRANSCOPIC DETERMINISM<br />

In quantum computer <strong>the</strong>ory it is believed we must create quantum error correction<br />

algorithms or filter <strong>the</strong> noise to get a dependable processor.<br />

This is resistance to chaos. The quantum foam is literally <strong>the</strong> most chaotic phenomenon.<br />

To resist <strong>the</strong> quanta chaos is <strong>the</strong> most futile thing a neuromimetic computer could do. We<br />

overlook <strong>the</strong> role stochastic noise plays in our own consciousness so we don't consider it<br />

when designing a computer. We measure for <strong>the</strong> most part according to periodic or<br />

orderly methods. We also don't consider <strong>the</strong> underlying chaos in our macroscopic<br />

patterns.<br />

The processors I designed utilize two signals, stochastic <strong>and</strong> periodic. These represent <strong>the</strong><br />

chaos of <strong>the</strong> foam <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> periodic functions of <strong>the</strong> macroscopic brain – alpha, beta, delta,<br />

Schumann resonance... Carrier <strong>and</strong> modulation functions are reversible depending on <strong>the</strong><br />

desired neural network. Sympa<strong>the</strong>tic stochastic resonance is <strong>the</strong> key to designating<br />

weight to a given path. The resultant beat of <strong>the</strong>se two signals meshing is what brings<br />

order out of chaos. The more reinforced this analog memory becomes, <strong>the</strong> more weight it<br />

has <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> more order it attains. But this type of order is nei<strong>the</strong>r pure chaos nor pure<br />

order as are <strong>the</strong> noise <strong>and</strong> periodic signals. The periodic signal maintains what is<br />

modulated but <strong>the</strong> stochastic noise signal is what makes it associative or holographic to<br />

<strong>the</strong> rest of <strong>the</strong> suspension.<br />

The NHP doesn't have to "make an end run around <strong>the</strong> difficulties posed by <strong>the</strong> laws of<br />

nature" like <strong>the</strong> myriad of o<strong>the</strong>r Silicon Alternatives striving to beat Moore’s Law.<br />

Molecular, Biological, <strong>and</strong> Quantum computing consortiums, many of which are<br />

sponsored by DARPA, may use biology inspired algorithms but <strong>the</strong>y ultimately fail to<br />

mimic biology. The potential seems to be greater than results <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> Silicon Industry<br />

feels safe because of this, but even <strong>the</strong> neural networks that run on silicon fail to mimic<br />

because, after all, <strong>the</strong>y represent a 2D digital medium.

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