What is motor chauvinism?

The primary purpose of our brain is ________.

How many neurons are there?

How many synapses do we have?

How many stars are there in the universe?

Define 'neuron'.

Neurons are responsible for ________ of information and the ________.

Electrical potential in the soma is (continuous/ spiky).

How can the neuron allow the brain to integrate noisy sensory information and make confident decisions despite uncertainty?

Much of our experience is believed to be encoded in __________.

If a spike in A is more likely to cause a spike in B than vice versa, then _______ is the stronger synapse.

The example of fixating gaze on areas of increased neural signal demonstrates ________.

The example of grey square demonstrates ___________.

Which cells are responsible for lateral inhibition in the retina?