 Similarly, Christof Koch and others speak of “the minimal neural mechanisms jointly sufficient for any one specific conscious experience” (Koch et al. 2016: 307). One wants a minimal neural system since, crudely put, the brain is sufficient for consciousness but to point this out is hardly to explain consciousness even if it provides an answer to questions about sufficiency. There is, of course, much more to be said that is informative even if one does not drill down to a “minimal” neural system which is tricky to define or operationalize (see Chalmers 2000 for discussion; for criticisms of the NCC approach, see Noë &amp; Thompson 2004; for criticisms of Chalmers’ definition, see Fink 2016).