One Of The Most Impressive Features Of

The Continuous Networks Of Neural Circuitry Accomplish Their Functions Using Multiple, Independently Discovered Strategies. The Brain Lends Itself Well To The Complexity Of The World, But Poorly To Clear-cut Cartography.

Even Though The Outside World Has Not Changed, Your Brain Dynamically Presents Different Interpretations.

We're Trapped On This Very Thin Slice Of Perception ... But Even At That Slice Of Reality That We Call Home, We're Not Seeing Most Of What's Going On.

In My View, The Argument From Parsimony Is Really No Argument At All - It Typically Functions Only To Shut Down More Interesting Discussion. If History Is Any Guide, It's Never A Good Idea To Assume That A Scientific Problem Is Cornered.

The Three-pound Organ In Your Skull - With Its Pink Consistency Of Jell-o - Is An Alien Kind Of Computational Material. It Is Composed Of Miniaturized, Self-configuring Parts, And It Vastly Outstrips Anything We've Dreamt Of Building.