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What do today's neuroscientists think of Pribram's holonomic brain model?
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Answer: The holonomic brain idea is a well-intentioned over-application of a physics concept to the brain. There are many bits and pieces of the idea that are probably correct: * Oscillations in the brain are functionally important * In perceptual domains, especially early-stage vision and aud...
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