OUR MINDS CACHE [development]

OUR 'SHORT TERM MEMORY' - OUR MINDS SET OF CACHE LINKS

The expression Word Salad is used to describe the talk of some people who have lost 'some' cognitive ability and show that problem in sentences that are jumbled. Often many of the words needed for the sentence are there but in the wrong order - and in a nonsensical [language rule breaking] order [the result and the arrangement of words is nonsensical {word salad}]. To me this is a proof enough, that this word salad is caused by not keeping good track of cache links - the words are there but the different parts of the sentence [obviously governed by a number of different caches in the 'short term memory system' {our Cache}] are out of order in a confusing way. This is a proof that our short term memory is a set of caches with 'particular' processes of the main memory process. There are other linkage problems that can be visuallized this same way through recognizing the source of common errors in processing [such as different word order problems]. This demonstrates also that the preparation of a sentence, in the mind, involves processing with various 'parts [like phrases and sub-phrases]' of the sentence built up separately [in caches] and brought together by a set of indexes to the process. The indexes can be hard wired by some rule [a problem for PTSD folks] - or it could be 'addressed' [I am not sure how this addressing works at this point]. Addressed links float with the position in the brain that the process exists in. Hard wired links are more like interrupts in the computer [sneezing is a hard wired link - an interrupt].