I'm sure you did great stuff but you didn't discover how the brain understands what the nerves are transmitting to it.
Brain has no need to understand. Brain has the equivalent of a hundred billion diodes - switch on, switch off. I need to study how mind interprets it in words.
This is a speculation.
Even if we say the cell is a switch, which it isn't, it is far more complex than that and does not behave merely as a switch, but even if we speculate that the cells are just switches we don't have anything productive.
A bunch of switches don't produce anything without software and programming.
Merely speculating that the cells are switches is not an explanation of anything.
You are both wrong. the brain is nervous tissue evolved to accomplish survival specific things.
Yes neurons are switches, multiswitches, variable evaluators, etc.
Neural fibers interact at neuron to produce limits and specifics primarily. Neural processes developed positive transmissions and corresponding negative transmision which permit meuron to resolve such as shape, contour, rate, etc.
Neural processes are often organized by function such as sense order and organization, Specific processes are innervated to chemo-transmitters in places like the hypothalamus that either initiate or abort particular actions in muscles and other brain centers.
What we do is the result of the brain doing all these things working singly, in groups, in sequences, in patterns, and in coordinating neural transmissions so the beast does what is required to navigate what senses and memory have informed it.
The human brain is evolved to understand, construct, and use tools, to speak to keep what has worked in memory and many other things all through the caudrun of trial and error. There is no development of an administrative function that can be point to as a thing called mind. There are many deciders, administrators, coordinators, facilitators throughout the entire brain. Most of these elements never actually communicate with each other.
They are all things the brain does and we call the result in strings of continuous activity we call a functioning brain. In fact to call it an organ, a brain is an extreme leap. It is a variety of neural tissue evolved to do many functions some replicates of other evolved functions that, for the want of simplicity we call a brain. it is actually many brains. It would be much more appropriate to call the brain a system like the skin, skeletal, glandular, digestive, and sensory systems.
What we cal the brain(s) has/have evolved to do these things because it yields the best possibility for our survival. Each and every little thing you do has a brain antecedent which was evolved to do that and similar things. We, our bodies, our glands, our brain, our bones, are the evolved end result of life as expressed today as human. We know the above is true because we've done the work to verify that it is true.
None of these things are a (the) thing you try to make them be.
There is no objective mind and there is only a belief that there is a subjective mind. There is no evidence the mind exists except in phenomenal reports for those who clam to have one. Phenomenal reports are happenstance, not connected to cause and effect determination. Not evidence.
You insist it is something different without the slightest evidence it is so except the microphone that is your keypad and mouth reporting what has been accomplished and taking credit for doing because you think the whole thing works for a purpose together.
Sorry. it's not true.
.