Comment Comment by RaftPeople From article:> Cause and Effect: If Neuron A fires just a few milliseconds before Neuron B, the brain assumes A caused B. The synapse between them gets stronger.A recent study from Stanford found that it's more complex than this rule, some synapses followed it, some did the opposite, etc. parent RaftPeople 8 months ago
> Cause and Effect: If Neuron A fires just a few milliseconds before Neuron B, the brain assumes A caused B. The synapse between them gets stronger.
A recent study from Stanford found that it's more complex than this rule, some synapses followed it, some did the opposite, etc.