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Reductionism ad absurdum: Attneave and Dennett cannot reduce Homunculus (and hence the mind)
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (2018) 47 (1): 163–185.
Published: 04 December 2017
...Lance Nizami Purpose Neuroscientists act as proxies for implied anthropomorphic signal-processing beings within the brain, Homunculi. The latter examine the arriving neuronal spike-trains to infer internal and external states. But a Homunculus needs a brain of its own, to coordinate its...
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I, NEURON: the neuron as the collective
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (2017) 46 (9): 1508–1526.
Published: 13 November 2017
...Lance Nizami Purpose In the last half-century, individual sensory neurons have been bestowed with characteristics of the whole human being, such as behavior and its oft-presumed precursor, consciousness. This anthropomorphization is pervasive in the literature. It is also absurd, given what we...
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Homunculus strides again: why “information transmitted” in neuroscience tells us nothing
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (2015) 44 (8-9): 1358–1370.
Published: 07 September 2015
...Philip Baron, Professor Ranulph Glanville, Professor David Griffiths and Dr Ben Sweeting; Lance Nizami Purpose – For half a century, neuroscientists have used Shannon Information Theory to calculate “information transmitted,” a hypothetical measure of how well neurons “discriminate” amongst...
