If the neural substrate of cognition is inherently subsymbolic, positing structured mental representations as the logic of attitudes misrepresents the actual computational basis of mind.
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subsymbolic(in cognitive science and philosophy of mind)
A way of processing information that doesn't rely on clear, discrete symbols or representations—like how your brain might recognize a face without consciously comparing it to a mental checklist of features.