Code of Uncertainty

The book examines in detail how human perception is formed at the level of neurophysiology, reality modeling takes place, conceptual representations are created and an individual conceptual system is formed; how these representations control our worldview and determine motivation, values, goals, behavior and the "destiny" of a person. In other words, this work is an attempt to open the basic code of the operating system of our "computer" — thinking — and try to figure it out in order to learn how to manage it independently and consciously, filter unwanted "programs" installed by third—party users and the environment. The authors have done a lot of work on the selection and synthesis of existing major theories and trends in neuroscience, both classical and modern. The book clearly shows how neuroscience explains the processes of thinking and conceptualization, and how important it is to be aware of these processes for optimal adaptation in the modern world.The book is intended both for psychotherapists, coaches, teachers, and for all readers who are interested in the mechanisms of their own brain and consciousness and who want to use the knowledge of neuroscience in their own daily practice. Read more