The Neuronal Brain - A Book Review

Craig: The book is filled with about 50 experiments, each one probing different aspects of neuroscience. So we can see what happens to build kind of real world scenarios. Let's say you want to build a neural prosthetic. And then, okay, so now when I squeeze my hand, you get another hand that does it. You can imagine where this goes from here, right? If you once you get connections to the muscles, the output of the rotivity of the brain's control of those muscles, then you can have it start controlling other things in the room, right?