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Neuroscience Overemphasizes the Brain

Neuroscience Overemphasizes the Brain

Modern science often isolates the brain in research, treating it as the sole origin of behavior. However, Jasanoff argues that focusing only on neural activity oversimplifies human experience. The mind is an interplay of the brain, body, and surroundings.

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