> Further, in an octopus, it is not clear where the brain itself begins and ends. This to me is the central fallacy of the embodied versus central cognition ar

> Further, in an octopus, it is not clear where the brain itself begins and ends. This to me is the central fallacy of the embodied versus central cognition argument. Why is there a need to define such a separation? Just view the neural network in its entirety and the "problem" is solved.