identifying content about Coca-Cola stock and global diversification as an investment topic.

the neuron is looking for directives that involve locating and discovering specific items.

legal warranty and liability policy language.

spots proper nouns, names, organizations and header-like tokens (i.e., named entities and section/headline text).

Neuron 1: looks for actions or phrases in present participle form describing ongoing, dynamic activity. Neuron 2: looks for terms related to medical conditions or health risks. Neuron 3: looks for phrases about a sense of community and collective togetherness. Neuron 4: looks for content that promotes engagement and activism through social media and citizen journalism.

find vector magnitudes and dot products.

The neuron detects the start-of-text token (i.e., the very beginning of a document).

The neuron strongly responds to the start-of-text token, i.e., the beginning of a sequence.

discussions of profanity and offensive speech, including meta-talk about speaking style and advice or warnings around using such language.

The neuron flags strong profanity—especially multi‐word or intensified swears (e.g. “God damn,” “fuck,” “cunt”)—marking when highly offensive curse phrases occur.

The neuron strongly activates on rare, domain-specific technical or proper-name tokens—e.g. specialized scientific jargon and unusual named entities.

conversational openings and direct questions—often about identity/definitions or expressing worry about crime victimization—across both English and Chinese.

explicit hate speech and extremist, racially charged rhetoric, especially antisemitic and white-supremacist content.

language that denies or minimizes responsibility or wrongdoing—refuting connections, claiming coincidence, or expressing skeptical/ironic dismissal.

marketing-focused guidance on creating effective lead magnets and landing pages.

the start-of-text token (the very beginning of the document).

phrases about the discovery and significance of a long-lost art masterpiece.

the main thing this neuron does is find meaning of identity through relational, embodied, and spiritual context.

instructions and setup guidance.

structured, actionable guidance for preparing and performing well in a job interview, including frameworks and step-by-step guidance.