Why Brains Don't Compute

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Exploring the intricate relationship between human experience and the physical world, this book presents a compelling argument that the brain navigates this challenge through trial and error. Comprising 25 concise chapters, it delves into the mechanisms of neuroscience, offering evidence and insights into how our brains interpret and respond to external stimuli, ultimately shedding light on a fundamental aspect of human cognition.