CAs Share Neurons

• I think (hetero) associative memory is very important cognitively.
• CAs can be associated with other CAs via large synaptic strength.
• They can also be associated by sharing neurons. This is probably a stronger association.
• This also enables a lot more CAs to be stored with the same number of neurons, because the number of CAs is no longer limited to the number of neurons divided by a constant (the size of the neuron).
• For that matter, it's not clear if membership of a neuron in a CA is graded,
• if the CAs themselves can fractionate into new CAs (hierarchical concepts),
• or if CAs can be dynamically combined (binding).