“My own view is that the brain is not a computer, and the mind is not a computer program.”— Roger Penrose
“There's no little man in the brain, and the final stage of perception is not a picture.”— Jeff Hawkins
“Just as maps don't contain the territory they describe, memories are not stored inside the brain.”— Rupert Sheldrake
“The brain is a beautifully designed organ, and the drugging of it is a fiendishly difficult problem.”— Arvid Carlsson
“I am interested in the functioning of the human brain, in the storage of memory, not in a scientific way but in a poetic one.”— Anselm Kiefer
“Our brains were shaped by natural selection to make us successful in the foraging lifestyle of our ancestors.”— Steven Pinker
“The Believing Brain is a belief engine. On the basis of limited data, it jumps to conclusions.”— Michael Shermer
“Your brain is constantly making predictions about what you're going to see, hear, and feel next.”— Jeff Hawkins