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ge creation mechanisms to perform much more effectively in combination than they would if operated non-interactively. This is "cognitive synergy." Interactions as mentioned in Points 4 and 5 in the above list are the real conceptual meat of the cognitive synergy idea. One way to express the key idea here, i

well with all the different types of memory and must effectively inte- grate knowledge in the global workspace with knowledge in long-term memory. • Social Intelligence seems closely tied with language and also with self-modeling; we model ourselves in large part using the same specialized biases we use to help us m

edge creation mechanisms to perform much more effectively in combination than they would if operated non-interactively. This is “cognitive synergy.” Interactions as mentioned in Points 4 and 5 in the above list are the real conceptual meat of the cognitive synergy idea. One way to express the key idea here, in

well with all the different types of memory and must effectively inte- grate knowledge in the global workspace with knowledge in long-term memory. e Social Intelligence seems closely tied with language and also with self-modeling; we model ourselves in large part using the same specialized biases we use to help us mo