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Brain Myth #3: Only a Ph.D Could Advance Brain Science

It’s reasonable to assume that highly trained specialists — Ph.D.s in neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, and related fields — are best positioned to advance brain science. They undergo years of rigorous training, experimentation, and discovery. Their knowledge and skills are continuously refined through research, publications, and hands-on work. How could an independent researcher or “amateur” possibly compete?   Yet there is one important area where non-Ph.D.s can make major contributions:...

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

Although brain science has amassed a great deal of valuable knowledge, a deep understanding of how the brain works remains elusive. There is no comprehensive brain theory, nor a robust cognitive neuroscience framework explaining how the brain gives rise to or relates to the mind.

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