How Our Brain Works

This short conversation, enabled by you
reading these words, causes a good deal of your active
memory pattern to reflect mine when these words were
written. This amazing level of communication, the ability to
allow another to drive a large portion of your declarative
memory, is called language. Language may well be the human
capability that drove the need for more intelligence, rather
than intelligence enabling language.

The
conversation contained within the pages of this book is
intended to impart what I have learned about the brain to
your brain. The machinery of the human brain is described in
order to understand what functions it provides. What brains
are made of, neurons, what neurons build, neural components,
and how those components interconnect to facilitate human
intelligence are covered in detail. This information leads
to an examination of how our brain works.

Explanations of how you store the patterns of experience,
memory, how you build the associations and abstractions that
facilitate intelligence, learning, and how your brain
controls your behavior are offered.

My
assumption is that the amount of neural patterns you have
stored relating to neurons, neural components, and neural
processes is very limited. The book begins with explanations
and proceeds to analysis, all presented in a
straightforward, accessible, comprehensive manner.