Gerald Edelman Quotes

Most Theoretical Work Since The Proposals Of Hebb (1949) And Hayek (1952) Has Relied Upon Particular Forms Of Dependent Synaptic Rules In Which Either Pre- Or Postsynaptic Change Is Contingent Upon Closely Occurring Events In Both Neurons Taking Part In The Synapse.

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