On Critical Doctrine of Method in Brain-theory

In beginning the development of a theory of brain-object using a top-down approach to mindbrain science, the first problem to be faced is one of developing research methodology. Between the starting point in mental physics and the ending point (a theory of soma), it can be reasonably anticipated that many intermediate steps will be required. This is regardless of whether the approach methodology employed is scientific reduction, model order reduction, or combination of the two. As Kant says in Critique of Pure Reason, proper Critical doctrine of method requires three things: