> the problem might be just too complex to grasp for the human brain Maybe all at once, but having a self-consistent, unified theory is very important. We can

> the problem might be just too complex to grasp for the human brain Maybe all at once, but having a self-consistent, unified theory is very important. We can't understand the full brain, but we can understand the essential components and how they work together. This still constitutes "interpretable". > The universal function approximation theorem doesn't also say how to find that network. Correct, and irrelevant.