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Hendrik Strauss
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Not finding it indispensable so far, though it has some sensible points: It stresses the complexity of the nervous system, points out the inevitability of tradeoffs in model building and warns of being too certain of analogies. But overall so far this pragmatist kantian empirical realist chimera may be useful in its warnings, yet is not really treading new ground in epistemology or metaphysics.
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