Brain, Mind, and the Structure of Reality
By incorporating examples from disciplines not traditionally used by neuroscientists,he succeeds in demonstrating how complex systems can be formed from the interactions of many simpler parts.--Journal of the American Medical Association...takes another significant step toward the enlargement of conventional mind/brain theory that will be necessary before we can fully understand many still-mysterious properties of human mind and consciousness.---Edward F Kelly PhD, Research Professor of Diagnostic Sciences, University of Virginia, authorIrreducible Mind: Toward a Psychology for the 21st Century.The right book and the right time...achieves a good balance of clear writing, sprinkled with his own human takes on life...---Lester Ingber PhD, Theoretical Physics and Neuroscience, authorElements of Advanced Karate....deals with brain function as revealed by electroencephalography (EEG) and what quantum physics tells us about "Reality."...refuses to go beyond existing data and leaves the final conclusions up to the individual reader.---Ernst Roden MD, Clinical Electroencephalographer, authorThe Jesus Conundrum - Searching for Truth beyond Dogma."Brain, Mind and the Structure of Realityis a worthwhile read for scientists as well asnonscientists interested in the origins of consciousness. The author presents many thought-provoking observations and hypotheses and in many cases demonstrates his ability to present complex physical and mathematical phenomena in a way that will be readily understood by readers without substantial training in either discipline." --JAMA