In article <4tnqg8$1gm at hobyah.cc.uq.oz.au>, s201430 at student.uq.edu.au
(Yuri Saalmann) wrote:
> With the arbitrary nature of reality expounded by quantum
> gravitationalists, what intrinsic value does neurophysiological research
> hold?
Hi Yuri,
Well, quantum physics describes a lot of space between particles, but I
wouldn't advise your trying to put you fist through a "spacious" brick
wall. What works on one level of analysis doesn't always translate up,
scale-wise.
Many of the discoveries made by neurophysiological research have been
implicated clinically with great success. The patients are helped.
I suggest that you don't allow yourself to get *too* caught up in the
arbitrary nature of reality on the quantum level. The not so arbitrary
nature of reality on this level can be pretty cruel.
Regards,
Matt
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