How did Descartes' hydraulic model of brain functioning hold up to scientific testing?
A. There is currently evidence to support this model of brain functioning.
B. This model is not supported by modern observations of brain functioning.
C. There has not been sufficient testing to determine if this model is supported.
D. This model is not scientifically testable.
Answer: B
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