We know that the brain consists of several components, including the cerebellum, the left brain and the right brain. The cerebellum has an important function in controlling the movements of the body . The right hemisphere has functions such as creativity, imagination, thinking, insight, art, music, fantasy and thought. The left hemisphere has functions such as logic, analysis, mathematics, language, thought, poetry and computing. The question is, how does the brain do these activities?
These are not exact. E.g., music is incorporated in the left hemisphere but if a Caucasian becomes a musician, the right hemisphere assumes control. The exact opposite occurs in Orientals. Early brain stimulation (Wilder Penfield 1950's) found that the anatomically opposite hemispheric area does not give any response compared to the other. There's a lot more from where 57 years research, even after the decade of the brain...
I agree with Steve regarding the physical origins of "capacities" in the brain.
Isn't it the case that the brain's basic mechanism of action is "stimulus-response"?
Dennis
Dennis Mazur
thank you for your answer.
"stimulus-response" is correct but for example,when you think about something Nervous stimulation is created And there is a response . The question is how the operation of thinking is done ? How do we find the answer to our question?
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