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The Brain, Explained: A Comprehensive Theory of Brain Function

2018-05-09

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Understanding brain function is one of the most important problems in human history. At present, there is no concrete theory for how the brain works. Here, a theory is presented that provides a detailed mechanistic biological account of the brain's capacities, including motor control, functional states, language, and thinking. Brain function is managed by a well-defined response (R) process that is generally...

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10.20944/preprints201805.0137.v1
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