The Brain is a Suitability Probability Processor

Exploring the complexities of modern life, this book examines the limitations of our understanding in the face of rapid advancements in knowledge and technology. It highlights the brain's role as an autonomous system navigating a world filled with intricate laws and interconnectedness. The author, Eckhard Schindler, presents a macro model illustrating how the nervous system interacts with both natural and social environments. Ultimately, he concludes that the brain not only creates today's complexities but is also challenged by the demands it generates itself.