Orlando Nodal Acosta Msee

Thinking about Thinking Orlando Nodal Acosta Msee

For a long time, researchers have been looking for the "thinking cell or organelle" that would explain how we think and memorize; they had found nothing. In this book, I introduced the concept of thinking patterns. The present day knowledge about thinking patterns is almost zero. We know that each of these patterns contains billions of neurons, and even more of the many types of glial cells, and that blood capillaries provide nutrition to the patterns. The interactions between all these components are largely unknown. But what is completely unknown is how we memorize information, and how we reason about it. Besides I bring into focus the limitations of the human mind and the restrictions inherent in our reasoning process.