The main body of this work attempts to unravel and interpret universal and ancient questions. It is, in other words, an effort to understand the human "mind," how it functions, how thoughts are produced, how decisions are made, where the operating system is grounded, and a multitude of other similar questions.
An obvious, easy, universally accepted, and scientifically substantiated answer is one that posits that the "mind," the human mind, is grounded in the organic-anatomical system of the human brain, namely the Central Nervous System (CNS). Through this individual locus, the mind performs all its functions.
The author, reflecting on the exceptional, rare, original, and multifaceted functions of the mind, wonders whether the previous universal assessments and beliefs correspond to reality.
