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Yeah that is confusing. The issue is that couplings in Simbrain 3 can't be many-to-one. So the last coupling to the same neuron will overwrite the ones before it. We've changed this in Simbrain 4, but work is so slow in Simbrian 4 it might be a long time before it's available.
A workaround is that you can create multiple neurons, one for A and B, and then have them added up at a third neuron C, which should achieve what you need, even if it's a bit of a hack.
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