Journal of Modern Classical Physics & Quantum Neuroscience

Abstract

The science behind neuroscience is incomplete because firstly, it has no beginning and secondly, Homo sapiens uses only a small part of the brain because we need factors such as an understanding of the physical, formal and bottom-up organisation, relativity and how they fit together to form a software and thirdly, it needs a mathematics. A useful mathematics needs absolutes such as the concepts, context and the conciseness [of the physical restrictions] to create the mind using the mathematics of concept-context on the affordances in this proposed theory of how the brain works and answers how physics is part of neuroscience. An example is the oft-asked question of why our nerve-wiring is back-to-front and the answer will be shown to have profound repercussions in our understanding of everything including the precursors to neuroscience itself.