Andrey S. Bryukhovetskiy - Human Brain Theory: Information-commutation Device of the Brain and Principles of Its Work and Modeling

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New YorkCONTENTSAuthor's Contact InformationIndexFOREWORD The reviewed text is absolutely original and the authors spirit hovers at such a height of integrative speculations that any attempts to juxtapose it with previous individual or team generalizations would be unproductive. The author is original and inimitable regarding his key idea; though some of the European and American projects exhibit vertical integrative approaches top-down from global concepts to important details, Andrey Bryukhovetskiy resolutely turns away from the approach in neurobiology nicknamed as dictatorship of details. Thank you for the book, for the text, for the project of the Authors Spirit (what else can it be called?). I am grateful to the author for his courage to climb the Everest of our knowledge and guesses of the edges, limits and balance between CNS cells and higher integral tissue, which is more than just nervous cells (an important and correct supposition). I would like to keep within the frames of the biological positivism that unites me with the author at different platforms of creativity. First of all, about the author.

His Spirit reached inestimable thresholds. He, like Joseph Brodsky, achieved milestones in our field; the level of his predictions is invaluable for experts: biologists, neurophysiologists, masters of art and philosophy. But he is knocking at a new door, behind which biology needs new criteria and a new vision of metaphors and predictions. Quantitative measuring remains far behind. The cognitive demands and criteria of the author have reached new bounds; his higher positive language does not search for new proofs in old stables. The author is trying to enter a new door, behind which new paradigms and a new panoramic vision are requisite for positive metaphors and predictions.

The language of quantitative evidence in the scale of brain micromodels was left far behind as it is not suited for the leaps of integrative knowledge. The author proposes bringing a new order to the knowledge. The method for the globalization of organization and the main codes of brain is revised here. The blanks are explained by the gaps in the knowledge of tissue modules of the brain (regional vascularized tissues, meninges, CSF spaces all heterogeneous tissue environments between organs of senses and neural networks). I would like to make small additions that have appeared as a response to the book. In the 1960s a great geneticist from St.

Petersburg, Mikhail Lobashev, offered the term signal heredity to escape from the first pages of the vegetative biology of cells to the world of our sensory organs. First, it seems to me that the brain is the factory in which the flows of audial, visual and intellectual information are manipulated. The epigenetics of signal systems of viii Vadim Repin nervous cells is associated with local micro-environment obligatorily through multiple functional statuses of the cells and tissues to catalogue all brain signals depending on their origin and functions (as in the immune system). Second, the novelty and organized behavior of the cells are absent without sense (semantic) information. All immune and neural memory is derived from epigenetics, a huge molecular machine that codes the memory of single cells and whole circuits. New epigenetic memories develop due to the erosion of previous ones, and this is one of the most energy consuming projects.

Ontogenetic competition and the selection of current/operative or long term memories are the basic script for survival in the information-abundant context. In our epoch of evolution, the main semantic motivation goals dominate in ontogenesis in the formation of new emergent creative behavior, which merely cancels primitive competition in Darwins college of survival. The technologies of creativity avoid the word us of the crowd antagonism. All basic instincts stop being driving engine for the creative vision of motivation. As in religion, a new scale of priorities rules social psychology and the new counter-adaptive collective behavior. Other functions of CNS, outside the epicenter of global novelty generation, outside epigenetics, creative existence and breakthroughs, stay inactive in our times.