From the biblical creation model, there is evident interdependence between each creation layer. As the temporal plan of creation unfolds, the later, more developed layers depend on the infrastructure from the earlier temporal steps. Once all creation is functional, each aspect has a tightly coupled and finely tuned partnership. Humankind is part of this system, but he also is unique in his ability to understand and explore its operational makeup. Similarly, the human brain is the most advanced brain that can be considered with the architectural model layers to see a similar interdependence among all the layers. This layered engineering design pattern with interdependence and fine-tuning is seen in many aspects of biological life. An additional layer is proposed to account for the human brain’s unique characteristics adequately. 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