More synthetic brains

Content addressable memory does simulate many of the attributes of human memory, however near content addressable memory is much more computational. I have discovered a way to make a near content addressable memory in a static field device. It would not be an active circuit but instead a static device which merely translated energy from input to output as a solution in continuous recursion and amplification. I saw an early computer memory in a Singer calculator which was just single transistors and a twisting wire storage memory and though Singer never continued in the business, this method is reminiscent of the type of innovation that Archimedes showed in mixing real calculation and mechanical solution.