I suppose that our main disagreements revolve about the ambiguous definition of "neuroscience," which is nowadays an all-encompassing term which has seemed to b

I suppose that our main disagreements revolve about the ambiguous definition of "neuroscience," which is nowadays an all-encompassing term which has seemed to broaden to mean "absolutely any work which even mildly studies any aspect of the nervous system or behavior." In this respect, there are many opportunities for computation people. In neurobiology (the original "neuroscience"), the opportunities may be more limited. I was moreso discussing this latter definition in my posts, mainly because this is what many neurobiology-centric academic departments are called.