Fogdog
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I'd be interested in reading it. I studied the subject as a part of upper division Human Physiology lecture and lab classes. The subject of how nerves transmit signals didn't seem mysterious at all. Then again, I only studied it as an an undergraduate.I will concede that I am not currently read up about nerve tissue / fresh neuron receptiveness as anyone else in the community.
Maybe I need to do some more reading before I opine abt this whole thing. But the crux of my argument is still solid. I can produce as many studies disproving the "transmission of signals" argument as ones that affirm it.
Not being pugilistic. Just curious why you say we don't know how nerves "work". The link contains a pretty good description of how they transmit signals but maybe you are talking about something else. Anyway, if you feel like citing something, I'll read it.
Oh and that physicist that Taco talked about didn't choose an apt metaphor to describe entanglement. Agree with you there.