What I am thus claiming is that the brain is the image of a process of localization of mental contents. This is what the brain is, primarily. Any other qualities or properties we attach to the concept ‘brain’ reflect simply our culture’s current (mis)understanding of that image. Moreover, unless and until we have good reasons to believe otherwise, we must assume that this image is a partial one. It does not necessarily capture all relevant information about the process it depicts, just like clots don’t capture in their form and color all relevant information about the process of coagulation.
