Nope. there’s three domains that are typically distinguished: the biochemical, mechanical, and neural level.
You wouldn’t call a thinking process a “motor activity” since the ideal neural net has practically no moving parts, similar to an ideal computing machine.
Nope. there’s three domains that are typically distinguished: the biochemical, mechanical, and neural level.
You wouldn’t call a thinking process a “motor activity” since the ideal neural net has practically no moving parts, similar to an ideal computing machine.