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> While there are no specific equations that fully capture the intricacies of the brain's function.. That.

• otikik 3y ago
  No equation “captures” reality, in any branch of science. They all “model” reality. Which means that some details (intricacies) are always ignored.
  • ajani 3y ago
    Yes but resolution and coherence matters. A map that says "here be dragons" is not high resolution. A map that misidentifies or misses parts is incoherent. The brain is not physical (as explained above), and cannot be captured in a sufficiently high resolution map that only studies substance and its interactions. Since we have no access to the formwork, we will always have missing data, that hampers our ability to create such a coherent map. Thank you for staying engaged, it's helping me see my position more clearly.