Some System Comments on the Work of the Brain's Hemispheres: the Role of the

摘要

Accepting the common opinion that the brain hemispheres are distinct in their basic functions, we first suggest some simple arguments, both physical and system, for the mutual dependence (working) of the hemispheres. The distinction in the hemispheres' features is represented by two respective inputs of the brain, different in their informational and (thus) frequency ranges. The concept of input allows us to formulate the problem of frequency relations within the thinking process, and to thus come to the conclusion that to treat the information, the brain must generate some electrical signals/processes. That is, signal processing by the brain cannot be reduced to a purely algorithmic (logical) treatment typical for computers, and is essentially physiological. Developing this argument, we use the possibility [1] to observe in a complicated system/structure with numerous internal connections, either NL or LTV subsystems. In general, the system approach to biology appears here to be not entirely subordinated to such requirements, coming from biology, as, e.g., developing electronic models of physiological cells. It is also an independent and instructive research tool helpful in understanding brain function. Noting that the intellectual overstress (overloading the right hemisphere) imposed by the society's informational influence, is unhealthy for many, we see in it a reason for the (still unexplained in any other way) days of violence and the autistic epidemic, -- the severe social problems we face which should not be ignored by the biologists occupied with the brain studies.