With neuroscience it is about mapping and is different from experiments — Jack Cummins
Neuroscience is HARD science insofar as it can be backed up by medical evidence. However, there is a lot to be learned at this stage, especially as each person is unique. — Jack Cummins
This means that there is a complex interaction between brain chemicals and human interpretation of experiences. So, understanding human will and choice involves both science of the brain and a person's meanings. The latter is harder to formulate into science. The most positive way forward would involve quantitative and qualitative research, possibly involving the psychological therapies as well as forms of psychoactive medication. — Jack Cummins
:up: :up:Speculation is fun, but if you want to get serious you have to get your hands dirty and commit to the grind ;) — I like sushi
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