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The paper is a survey of the material presented in previous more elaborate publications ([de Bruijn, 1994; de Bruijn, 1996; de Bruijn, 1999]). It displays a set of ideas on models and metaphors that try to assist in filling the big gap between mind and matter.
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De Bruijn, N.G. (2003). A Mathematical Model for Biological Memory and Consciousness. In: Kamareddine, F.D. (eds) Thirty Five Years of Automating Mathematics. Applied Logic Series, vol 28. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0253-9_1
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