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Originally Posted by Raven
The human brain works in the same respect. It merely responds to chemical, protein, and hormone stimuli. Than generates nerve reaction channeling potassium ions through the nervous system. Simple because the system is more complex and efficient does not mean they are two different systems. Is a computer from the 1970s no longer a computer because of the ones we currently have running today?
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By that logic, most if not all of the human organs would qualify as brains.
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Originally Posted by Raven
They aren't scared. I don't quite know what they are. But if they were scared they would have run.
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That's not necessarily true. I don't know what makes a deer stand still when 'caught' in headlights, but many animals who live in the same environments as snakes instinctually freeze when they encounter one. Perhaps the headlights of a car make a similar situation.
I'm not scientist but I'm pretty sure there is more to the brain than just chemical and hormonal reactions. After all, it's not as if science can tell us exactly how it works yet.