Acoustic Memory

[Greg Newell]

Richard,
    Go back to smoking. You're becoming rather tiresome. <GRIN>

Greg

Richard Brekne wrote:

> Greg Newell wrote:
>
> > Rob and list,
> >     This is an interesting theory.
>
> Hmmm I suppose if I felt it neccessary to hop all over Del over this kind
> of thing it is only right to point out that "theory" is not really the
> correct term here. A theory is a bit more developed then an Hypothesis.....
> and is the result of quite a bit of testing of that
> Hypothesis...re-examination.... developing.... refining... and slowly one
> develops the whole thing into a theory.
>
> What Rob has is more on the line of a "thought"....grin.
>
> By the way... since no one else mentioned it.....It seemed to me like the
> "wood memory" you mentioned was pretty much what "wood creep" is all about.
>
> Course expanding on what creep is to devevoping an idea about  how and
> where vibrational forces exicite their way through different paths would
> take quite a big step and would take a lot of work to prove out.
>
> Kind of reminds me a bit of what some Sweedish researches mean to have
> shown the brain forms "patterns" as we grow that result from what we
> experience along the way...they are supposed to sort of lend themselves to
> the brain dealing with similiar experiences effectively... and it is
> suspected that these patterns then explain why it seems to get harder and
> harder to change habits as we get older... but I digress..
>
> Its an interesting idea Rob.
>
> --
> Richard Brekne
> RPT, N.P.T.F.
> Bergen, Norway
> mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no

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