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  1. @NicoleCRust @caranha @fcampelo

    Yeah! related post I read inline:
    mastodon.social/@RuthMalan/112

    Related readings from papers/books comes to mind.. ...yet currently my top fav:
    mastodon.social/@teixi/1121801

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta

    ps: didn't know about F Campelo & C Aranha, Tx!

  2. @anandphilipc @skarthik

    Fav way of saying this:

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

  3. New #braininspired
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #Simplification in the #History & #Philosophy of #Neuroscience
    » when we try to understand something complex, like the brain, using models, and math, and analogies, for example - we should keep in mind these are all ways of simplifying and abstracting away details to give us something we actually can understand.
    ...
    necessary to do the science and limit the interpretation we can claim from our results «
    youtu.be/NwNHW4otoJQ
    #neurobuzz

  4. @MolemanPeter

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

    #NeuroBook
    #PhilosophyofNeuroscience

  5. @MolemanPeter

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

    #NeuroBook
    #PhilosophyofNeuroscience

  6. @MolemanPeter

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

    #NeuroBook
    #PhilosophyofNeuroscience

  7. @MolemanPeter

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

    #NeuroBook
    #PhilosophyofNeuroscience

  8. @MolemanPeter

    » However, I will argue at various points in this book that failure to attend to the differences, to disanalogies between living things and artificial devices, has been a mistake.
    ...
    The brain of a genetically modified lab rat is no more like a computer than the brain of a wild rat, regardless of the part played by humans in the animal’s creation. «

    #TheBrainAbstracted
    #MazviitaChirimuuta
    1 Introduction, Footnote 6
    mitpress.mit.edu/9780262378635

    #NeuroBook
    #PhilosophyofNeuroscience

  9. » Although the stated aim of the book is not to reform #neuroscience or offer advice to #neuroscientists
    but rather to interpret their work,
    I have not always kept myself within the bounds of description of scientific practice.

    The prescriptive voice—on the folly of overestimating our comprehension of nature in itself, in its full complexity—does frequently come out. «
    #TheBrainAbstracted
    by #MazviitaChirimuuta mitpress.mit.edu/9780262548045

    #OpenAccess
    #SystemsNeuroscience
    #PhilosophyOfNeuroscience