>"Social Sciences"

Simulate


Simulating Brain in a Computer Model or by Neutral Networks
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_neuroscience
Using more harder sciences as Math, Physics & EE to create a Computer Model for a Human Brain.
Describing thoughts mathematically or by more precise physical laws.
Not by Humanities & Philosophy bullshit.
Creating the breakthrough to create better Artificial Intelligences.

Simulating Brain in a Computer Model or by Neutral Networks
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_neuroscience
Using more harder sciences as Math, Physics & EE to create a Computer Model for a Human Brain.
Describing thoughts mathematically or by more precise physical laws.
Not by Humanities & Philosophy bullshit.
Creating the breakthrough to create better Artificial Intelligences.

I think that the only way to save psychology is to make it heavily based on mathematically rigorous physical models using Computational Neuroscience.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_neuroscience
And to discard all SLOOPY Freudian Humanities bullshit.

I barely know any sloppy freudian stuff desu

>Neurochemistry aka the research on how Chemical Neurotransmissores such as dopamine, serotonin, GABA, & Noradrenalin affect our brains & neuronal cells are pretty much settled

Spoken like a true undergrad. Strict neurotransmitter-behavior relationships are now more under fire than ever. It's increasingly evident that single neurons can and do synthesize and release mixed populations of neurotransmitter and can even demonstrate neurotransmitter-specific microdomain terminal boutons on single axons of single neurons synthesizing multiple small-molecule NTs.

If behavioral pharmacology were this simple, all of behavioral neuroscience would have been settled 30 years ago and SSRIs would work perfectly. There is a reason people are increasingly interested in systems/circuit level function as a more coherent explanation of behavior.

You heard of variational bayes? Free energy principle?