It’s not so much that they are “reinterpreted”.

I don’t believe this depiction is correct. I think a better framing is that neural encodings are also like external words. They are always reinterpreted at the time of reading. They depend on context and carry sufficient ambiguity.
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It’s not so much that they are “reinterpreted”. Unlike written words, neural encodings actually change each time they are reactivated; they tend to grow stronger.
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