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A small-world model of the human mind
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José Luís Malaquias, 
Agostinho Cláudio da Rosa, Carlos Manuel B. A. CorreiaAuthors Info & Claims
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We propose a model of the human mind from first principles and introspection. We then try to represent that model as a semantic network. Finally, we hypothesize that the key for the intelligent processing of information might be to consider that the semantic network graph to be a kind of small-world.
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