Abstract

The study of the entropic structure and organization of the brain allows us to visualize brain functioning as a network of hyper-complex processes that exist on the verge of chaos, thanks to the permanent supply of energy that sustains it in this quasi-stable condition. However, this energy supply does not ensure its optimal administration, and it is possible that much of the chronic, acute, severe or mild neuro-psychopathology that we experience in society may have to do with the inappropriate distribution in the brain of the entropic order/chaos balance that every complex organic system must pay.