Content vs Address Addressability
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A distinction between two modes of memory retrieval: content-addressable memory (retrieval triggered by associated content, as when 'doctor' evokes 'nurse') and address-addressable memory (retrieval by going to a specific storage location, as in computers); Poeppel argues the human brain appears to need both.
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