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Brain Myth #3: Only Ph.Ds Can Advance Brain Science

It's reasonable to assume knowledgeble folks (Ph.Ds in neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience...) would be the ones to advance brain science. They have undergone years of training, experimentation, learning and discovery. Knowledge and skills are developed and refined as he or she conducts research, performs experiments, contributes to the literature etc. How could an independent researcher or other "amateur" compete with this? Yet there is an aspect of science where a non-PH.D contribute: a new...

Brain Myth #4: A (Correct) Brain Theory Would Use Standard Terminology

Although brain science has amassed much valuable knowledge, understanding is lacking. There is no brain theory. Nor is their a cognitive neuroscience framework: how the brain functions in relation to the mind. How does the brain create, compute, mediate or process sensation and perception? How does it perform or support recognition, identification, meaning, thought, emotion, executive control, goals, attention, intention, motor control and learning? A theory of how the brain enables human...

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