摘要: The mind is composed of mental fragments – sensations, feelings, thoughts, imaginations, all flowing now in an ordered sequence, a chaotic fashion. There are also non-conscious components involved early brain processing stimuli (as lower level vision, such as V1) or emotions not yet consciousness discussed Chap. 14). On the other hand body constructed to obey underlying laws physics, and its well-enumerated physiology. It these characteristic differences between that leads Mind-Body problem.
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