Using Meta-Neurons to learn facts from a single training example

Human learning comes in two forms, a fast and a slow one. The slow one requires a lot of repetition which seems to be necessary to conquer a new cognitive field such as learning a new language. But once a field is mastered, learning new facts within this field requires very few, possibly even only one example. It appears, that the brain regions involved in processing this field have been pre wired to the regions they depend on. So once a new fact needs to be learned, this pre wiring is used to speed up the training of the neurons involved in processing this new fact.