Mental phenomena don’t map into the brain as expected
If you were to look at how a computers' memory is organized, a rough, non-programmer idea of how it would map wouldn't be correct. Big visible things like windows or the start menu aren't put in a single place, etc.<p>It seems like remarkable that people don't want to imagine there are the rough equivalent of many, many software layers between the level of the neuron and the level of "reason", "emotions", "self", "consciousness" and etc. I think this comes because the "sense of self" is a process that reflexively takes you as primary and indivisible. A framework that view this as generated by lower process violates this.