Reviews
I've never seen anything like it before. There's a lot to point out in the first few pages. Montaigne, in one of his famous essays -- Montauk, in the middle of his famed [sympto] chapter, was a normal science- 1-102 -- and as you say, the last person who translated it didn't understand at all. And I'm just reading it in the original.
Human consciousness is beyond doubt the outcome of brain function, and we still don't know it properly.
It's a book that explains the manifestation of brain activity and consciousness and gives you a sense of what your own insights are. I had trouble reading.
It's a little difficult for people like you down there who are out in this area. I couldn't help but notice it was hard. It's like a book you can scratch on your brain.
It's hard to think of what you're reading. I'm going to talk about the code of thinking, and I think that someone who's not interested in psychology or brain sciences is going to be able to do it. It's hard.
It's a very good book to introduce to you about consciousness. But there's a lot of mess in translation, and four and five are really curious about whether the stationer understands and translates. It's not easy to read with the whole context in mind, but you can put it in context. I'm going to get the original and read it again.
Stanislas Dehane: The Birth of Brain Consciousness
The birth of the brain consciousness is a guide to what we should be thinking about in this age of concern about whether artificial intelligence is going to replace all human affairs by doing more than just doing things.
Korean title: 뇌의식의 탄생
Korean author: 스타니슬라스 데하네
Korean publisher: 한언
ISBN-13: 9788955968071
Reviews
I've never seen anything like it before. There's a lot to point out in the first few pages. Montaigne, in one of his famous essays -- Montauk, in the middle of his famed [sympto] chapter, was a normal science- 1-102 -- and as you say, the last person who translated it didn't understand at all. And I'm just reading it in the original.
Human consciousness is beyond doubt the outcome of brain function, and we still don't know it properly.
It's a book that explains the manifestation of brain activity and consciousness and gives you a sense of what your own insights are. I had trouble reading.
It's a little difficult for people like you down there who are out in this area. I couldn't help but notice it was hard. It's like a book you can scratch on your brain.
It's hard to think of what you're reading. I'm going to talk about the code of thinking, and I think that someone who's not interested in psychology or brain sciences is going to be able to do it. It's hard.
It's a very good book to introduce to you about consciousness. But there's a lot of mess in translation, and four and five are really curious about whether the stationer understands and translates. It's not easy to read with the whole context in mind, but you can put it in context. I'm going to get the original and read it again.
