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Most would agree, the brain is complex. But, beyond metaphor, does the brain's complexity demand a paradigm shift in how we study its structure and function? I argue that complexity manifests in three domains - connectivity, dynamics, and information - and that unlocking their interactions will greatly advance our understanding of brain and cognition.
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