Quasi Being of Neurons and Fuzzy Logic of Brain

Intentional actions may be a consequence of the endogenous compensation of a drop in excitability after damage induced by a motivational excitation. A neuron does not support factors of its inner environment within the scope of the predetermined standard at the expense of the alteration of other values. The only exception is the level of damage, which neuron tries to decrease by mean of homeostatic compensation. We consider exertion in neuronal metabolism as a driving force, which induces actions directed against actual or anticipated damage. Resulting goaldirected behavior will for a side observer look like an “aspiration to life” and is rather appropriate for description of aware decision-making and fuzzy logic. Key-Words: Neuron, Motivation, Damage, Compensation, Learning, Fuzzy Logic