Is the brain specified?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):233-234 (2001)
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How to conceive the place of the brain in the specification of the animal environment relation? Reality is a continuum between external physical energies and brain energy. The global array concept linked to the physical world and its physical energies could be transposed to the brain as a physical object and a dynamical system

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