
Indisputably, two heads are better than one. But, lies there proofβwithin the fielded standards of neuroethicsβthat, say, three queens always beat a pair regarding confirmation of cognitive capacity? For what of flushing a counter result if it plays participants as pawns? Perhaps, handing validity to any certain claims of the mindβs undiscovered country is ever tenuous regardless of applied appositeness. ; )



