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Prolegomenon for a Holonomic Brain Theory

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“Before the connection of thought and brain can be explained, it must be stated in elementary form; and there are great difficulties about stating it. … Many would find relief at this point in celebrating the mystery of the unknowable and the “awe” which we should feel. … It may be constitutional infirmity, but I can take no comfort in such devices for making a luxury of intellectual defeat. … Better live on the ragged edge, better gnaw the file forever!” (James, 1950 pp. 177–179)

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