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There really isn’t a lot more going on in there though based on our current understanding of the brain. It’s neurons and synapses and all the neurotransmitters
by bergenty 4y ago
There really isn’t a lot more going on in there though based on our current understanding of the brain. It’s neurons and synapses and all the neurotransmitters that regulate it all. What exactly are you suggesting could be the problem?
- s1artibartfast 4y agoThis is the perfect example of myopic thinking coming from the chemical Focus If your only tool is a hammer then every problem looks like a nail. The brain is a lot more than chemistry, and that's not even looking at the human being and their interactions with the environment. there are patterns encoded in the structure and biology of the brain. There are psychological feedback loops and complicated interactions between a human and their environment. Saying it must be a chemical imbalance is akin to debugging a malfunctioning computer and saying it must be a signal error from a loose wire. It ignores programming sending signals on those wires and it ignores the input to the machine from the environment