Title: Principios Naturales de la Mente I
Subtitle: Neurociencia.
Description: NATURAL PRINCIPLES OF MIND I: NEUROSCIENCE.

How information is stored, encoded and interacted in brain to give rise to known brain functions, the most complex theoretical problem that humankind has faced, is solved and demonstrated in these pages through a work of epic proportions. This problem is solved using quantum physics and then is continued with the other levels of complexity: structural chemistry, physiology, ethology…

The work is demonstrated, point by point, through the exposure of multiple experiments and observations.

The extreme complexity of this area of ​​nature is exposed in understandings enunciated as principles or natural laws, transforming the "previous indecipherable chaos of nature" into useful understandings.

In this particular book:
It elucidates how information is stored and encoded in the brain.
It elucidates how perception is produced through the multiple senses; highlighting the elucidation of how the known cells of the visual system interact to encode images... in such a way that these images can be identified regardless of the distance and position.
And, finally, it is exposed and elucidated in detail, during more than two hundred large pages of a complex book, the functioning of instincts... complexity that is summarized in neural circuit diagrams. 
The implications of understanding instincts and at this level of detail, in medical treatments, development and objective evaluation of moral codes, pedagogy, etc. are as many and as deep as the creative ability of the readers allows them to conceive.



Finally, we can point out the anecdotal fact that the book "Discorsi e dimostrazioni matematiche, intorno à due nuove scienze" was written in Italian; the book "Philosophiæ naturalis principia mathematica" was written in Latin; the book "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection” was written in English and now, the understandings, that lay the foundations for a new leap in technique and knowledge, are published, once again, in a book written in a Latin language.
Subjects: Neuroscience, Ethology