Abstract
The current views of the neuropsychological organization of the brain are
briefly reviewed based on the systemic description by A.R. Luria, one of the founders
of neuropsychology. The ability of the brain, i.e., to represent reality in a spacetime
manner and to construct objects of a totality of elementary sensations, has been
analyzed. Extrasensory perception abilities of the brain as well as the potential
involvement of brain structures in quantum interactions have been discussed.
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