No. Your adrenaline glands are right above your kidneys.

Yes, I knew where the adrenal glands were.

Which isn't in your brain.

So for something to be a neurotransmitter, it has to be produced in the brain?

Hormones are too big to enter the brain. It's called the blood brain boundary.

In the brain or nervous system. For example, serotonin is in the nerve ganglia of the gut.

Okay

Hormones are too big to enter the brain. They act on other organs.

So how is the neurotransmitter noradrenaline related (if it is) to adrenaline?

Complex explanation. Simple one is hormones do things that make your body feel different. You feel this and interpret it as emotions the same way your brain turns photo sensetive chemicals in the eyes to sight.

Like when your anxious, you know you're anxious because your stomach tenses up, your heart speeds up, etc

Right.

You know you're hungry because your stomach feels empty.

When I'm anxious, my thoughts race too.

Thoughts and emotions can be mutually inductive.

A mental response to a physical effect?

Racing thoughts can cause anxiety or vice versa

Uhhh, no.

Just like when I'm dreaming, if I feel physically a certain way, I dream something that fits that feeling.

That's some complex Math to explain, lol

No?

Basically, human consciousness is similar to holding a mirror to a mirror. You get a ton of smaller mirrors. Those are called fractals, and fractals can be drawn with Chaos Games. Basically, you can get a nest of abstract structures.

As you scale the images, you get uncertainty, or you can't draw a straight correlation from environment to experience.

the brain named itself

Basically, humans can experience perception without sensation. Like you can think of the future, right?

Sure.

Are you sensing the future?

No, but you can think about it, right?

if only esp was real

what I was trying to describe was that when we feel a certain way physically, the brain seems to attach a thought or emotion to it. I agree that there are times when we experience perception that is not connected to a sensation, but would you not agree that there are also times when certain perceptions are connected to sensations?

If I am hungry in my sleep, I dream I am eating.

Or looking for food.

dreams are great

Yes. 😄

Neural networks are comprised of complex, higher-dimensional simplex that are dynamical,

Brains have no sensations. They're brains.

I didn't say brains had sensations; I said they respond to sensations.

Brains can model things without input from other organs is what I'm saying.

Yes, they can.

I realize that.

There is no organ from which you can sense the future, but you can plan your day, right?