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and Creator of
" (IoM) Project 2019 CC4.0 "
The Internet of Minds"
defined as;
" A group of elements that work together and GROW "Organically" through DEEP learning."
est date;
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Amazing neural networks,for preservation of " DEEP Leaning"
reallocating the habitat for " " Discovery learning" to a GLOBAL status.
promoting "FREE-as-In-100%FREE" LEARNING .
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