so they're saying our brains are like super complicated systems, not just one big thing we can understand? that's wild! i was talking to my friend who has alzheimers disease and he said that people don't really get it, they think it's just about remembering stuff. but apparently it's way more complex than that
omg just read this news and i'm literally blown away by Nicole Rust's new book!!! her theory about the brain being a complex feedback loop thingy is SO COOL and makes total sense, imo she's like a genius scientist or something! i mean, who wouldn't want to explore more ways to understand our brains and find cures for diseases like Alzheimer's? love it
Just read about Nicole Rust's new book and I'm like her idea that our brain isn't a single entity but complex feedback loops is totally mind-blowing! It makes total sense that we can't just develop magic treatments for neuro disorders, we need to understand the intricate interactions between neurons and their environment.
I mean, think about it... if our brain's like a bunch of feedback loops & nonlinear systems, how can we even try to study or treat those diseases?! It sounds like Rust's onto something here. Maybe the problem ain't just finding some magic cure, but figuring out how all these different parts interact with each other in the first place. That's some mind-bending stuff!
so they're saying our brains are like super complicated systems, not just one big thing we can understand? that's wild! 
i was talking to my friend who has alzheimers disease and he said that people don't really get it, they think it's just about remembering stuff. but apparently it's way more complex than that 
her theory about the brain being a complex feedback loop thingy is SO COOL 
and makes total sense, imo 
she's like a genius scientist or something! 
love it 
I mean, think about it... if our brain's like a bunch of feedback loops & nonlinear systems, how can we even try to study or treat those diseases?! 
It sounds like Rust's onto something here. Maybe the problem ain't just finding some magic cure, but figuring out how all these different parts interact with each other in the first place. That's some mind-bending stuff!