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Abstract
The crisis for psychoanalysis has led to various strategies to support the credibility, plausibility, and validity. Most prominent is an alliance with neuroscience, and thereby a hope that our concentration on subjectivity can be concealed behind a natural science type of data. This paper attempts, using Searle's Chinese Room experiment to assert that neuroscience should be more dependent on psychoanalysis than the other way round