Neuroscience is pre-paradigmatic. Consciousness is why
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Nothing in the brain makes sense except in the light of consciousness
Neuroscience is pre-paradigmatic. Consciousness is why Nothing in the brain makes sense except in the light of consciousness Erik Hoel Jan 09, 2024 434 142 61 Share Art for The Intrinsic Perspective is by Alexander Naughton If academia is under question, it should be for things that are fundamental. So let’s ask: Has neuroscience, my own discipline, fundamentally progressed since the turn of the millennium? The term “fundamental” is doing a lot of work in this question, no doubt. But if you take stock of the progress in neuroscience since 2000, it’s noticeable that the most popular papers are
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