Each subsociety of mind must have its own internal epistemology and phenomenology, with most details private, not only from the central processes, but from one another. (Marvin Minsky)

Each subsociety of mind must have its own internal epistemology and phenomenology, with most details private, not only from the central processes, but from one another.

Marvin Minsky

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