Zuzanna Stamirowska

We stop noticing them because they're just so obvious.

I mean, our connections are strong enough, let's say, for that one thing, like eating soap or whatever.

We shouldn't be eating soap.

Bad idea.

So there's this element of surprise that actually somehow shows that something is valuable and worth remembering.

So it was actually for us very funny to see the surprise effect literally on your activity.

No, no.

So, I mean, yeah, actually, so you would be getting some sort of like fading connections that they're not used for often.

Okay.

For very long.

But this is more a topic of, okay, how to transfer also to long-term memory, right?

Yeah.

So, yes, because there are some things that, again, it's not to work like a database, right?

Okay.

As a database, then in deployment, this is something you plug in.

Right.

If you want to store absolutely everything forever, right?

This is less of a problem.

But for reasoning and having, let's say, your space to explore when you reason...

You want to build it in such a way that you have the most relevant and kind of compact structures.