/ sub-symbolic Society of Mind </H1>
sub-symbolic, decentralised "Society of Mind" models of agent minds.
It is a numeric (non-symbolic) Society of Mind 
<H1> The sub-symbolic Society of Mind </H1>
<A HREF="PhD/ch18.html"><b>Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning</b></A>.
The general form of a <a href="PhD/ch18.html#fig.18.4"> Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning</a>. 
<h1> <a name="society.of.mind"> Minds should not have a Single Thread of Control </a> </h1>

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 <li> Society of Mind in popular culture:

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 <A HREF="https://humphryscomputing.com/search.php?q=society+of+mind"><B>society of mind</B></A>.

That a  decentralised Network of Mind or Society of Mind

Society of Mind models.
<A HREF="PhD/ch18.html"><b>Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning</b></A>.

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<I>The Society of Mind</I>, Marvin Minsky, 1986.
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  <LI> <A HREF="../../PhD/refs.html#minsky">Minsky's Society of Mind</A>
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much of the work is not easily transferable to the Society of Mind.
One considerable difference between the Society of Mind and economic societies is that
What is good for the Society of Mind of course may not necessarily be good for the Society of Humans,
this thesis argues that the Society of Mind
(or at least our first draft of a Society of Mind)

in his Society of Mind [<A HREF="refs.html#minsky">Minsky, 1986</A>].

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showing the general form of a Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning 
<b>Figure 18.4:</b> The general form of a Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning.
in the Society of Mind [<A HREF="refs.html#minsky">Minsky, 1986</A>].

 The usage is from Minsky's Society of Mind [<A HREF="refs.html#minsky">Minsky, 1986</A>],

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<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Society_of_Mind"> <i>The Society of Mind</i></a>

of the society of mind.
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and   run the resulting  "society of mind"
Society of Mind</I>, rather than a symbolic one.
For a <I>real</I> society of mind
in a large society of mind
attempts to implement a Society of Mind on the Internet, but
  sub-symbolic Society of Mind 
     Minsky, M. (1986), <i>The Society of Mind</i>.
Society of Mind: a response to four reviews,

<H2> How to construct a Society of Mind  </H2>
<H2> The sub-symbolic Society of Mind </h2><p>
form of a Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning.
sub-symbolic Society of Mind
Society of Mind based on
A large, nested Society of Mind may resemble a peer-to-peer  game
Society of Mind).
     Minsky, M. (1986), <i>The Society of Mind</i>.
Society of Mind: a response to four reviews,

and: (c) the "data" transferred in this world-wide "Society of Mind"

 but rather a "society of mind" <I>within</I> a single agent.
society of mind,
<H2> Society of Mind, not Multi-Agent Systems  </H2>
Rather we are talking about "society of mind" systems,
The sub-minds exist in a "society of mind"
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Building a hybrid Society of Mind using components from ten different authors</a>,
<a href="Publications/d.ECAL95.pdf"> W-learning: A simple RL-based Society of Mind</a>,

Society of Mind</I>, rather than a symbolic one.
discusses  infinite loops in a society of mind.
In a Society of Mind constructed according to this principle,
For a <I>real</I> society of mind
Society of Mind with actually very little risk:
in a large society of mind
attempt to implement a Society of Mind on the Internet, but

<H2> The sub-symbolic Society of Mind </h2><p>
form of a Society of Mind based on Reinforcement Learning.
That is, we shall begin with a <I>sub</i>-symbolic Society of Mind.
 complex, overlapping, competing, duplicated Society of Mind
Society of Mind based on

and   run the resulting  "society of mind"
 society of mind  constructed from multiple servers</A>.

and  (c) run the resulting constructed "society of mind"
 Society of Mind, 
  <li> The sub-symbolic Society of Mind  

     Minsky, Marvin (1986), <i>The Society of Mind</i>.
Society of Mind: a response to four reviews,