Can you justify the use of the following words in your comment: "largely" and "probably"? I don't see why they are needed at all (unless you're just trying to be polite).

It's just it's imprecise like with the brain can "largely be simulated by an artificial network of neurons" - there may well be more to it. For example a pint of beer interacts differently with those two.

I see the paper as utter twaddle, but I still think the "largely" and "probably" there are reasonable, in the sense that we have not yet actually fully simulated a human brain, and so there exists at least the possibility that we discover something we can't simulate, however small and unlikely we think it is.