Throughout this series on the US government's neural interface and human experimentation program, questions have arisen as to how the brain functions. I have decided to start a separate series of articles discussing this issue. Even if you feel that you understand neural research, this series of articles will pull the rug from under your feet. What I will bringing to the table is an in-depth knowledge of computation and communication theory, both at at physics and logical level. What will be revealed is that most of the current research, especially conclusions in regards to how the brain functions, cannot be possibly be correct. I'm sure that seems like a bold statement, but by the end of this article everyone will have a solid grasp of the reasons why.