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We don't know how the brain works, really".
"I know how the brain works!" he exclaimed to his companion.
"We don't know how the brain decodes this pattern of electrical impulses," says Goldreich.
He said, 'We don't have to know how the brain works—it's just a matter of conditioned reflexes.' No way I could believe it was just stimulus-response".
He said, 'We don't have to know how the brain works — it's just a matter of conditioned reflexes.' No way I could believe it was just stimulus-response".
By the time I qualified as a doctor, at the end of 1958, I knew I wanted to be a neurologist, to know how the brain embodied consciousness and self and to understand its amazing powers of perception, imagery, memory, and hallucination.
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Since we don't know how the brains of mammals create consciousness, we have no grounds for assuming it's only the brains of mammals that do so – or even that consciousness requires a brain at all.
But although plenty of cash and brow-sweat have been thrown at the problem over the years, nobody really knows how the brain works.
Despite decades of research, no one really knows how the brain works, and that makes it hard to apply its magic to technology.
"Ultimately, we're trying to model the human brain," Mr. Hopkins said, "and since no one really knows how the brain works, no one knows how to truly model it".
But receptors are only part of the story.Nobody knows how the brain distinguishes a mouthful of milk from a bite of bread, or chicken tikka masala in an Indian restaurant from one bought at a supermarket.
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