> Surprisingly Complex Waves Reveal the Brain's Inner Workings
From my ignorant point of view I can't quite make sense of the title. Brain is probably the last organ one would be surprised to find complexity in. I can see "surprisingly complex wave reveal spleen inner workings" being a good title, like "wow, we though it was a dumb blood filter, but look what we found!" kind of a thing. But for the brain isn't the default assumption that has it complexity we haven't figure out yet?
Could you please stop posting low-quality comments, such as snark, flamebait, and provocation? Your account has unfortunately been doing a ton of this lately. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.
Thanks for taking care of this site and watching over posts not in line with the guidelines. I agree that I might have gone a bit too far lately and will try to improve. Starting by pausing for a week.
I must say though that I'm a tad surprised that it was my posts in particular that got called out. I have been reading around a bunch earlier today and came across lots of posts arguably worse than mine. (Could this have to do with me having mentioned HN in a recent post?)
Anyway, not an excuse, I should to some soul searching. Sorry.
From my ignorant point of view I can't quite make sense of the title. Brain is probably the last organ one would be surprised to find complexity in. I can see "surprisingly complex wave reveal spleen inner workings" being a good title, like "wow, we though it was a dumb blood filter, but look what we found!" kind of a thing. But for the brain isn't the default assumption that has it complexity we haven't figure out yet?