Today, digital technologies have revolutionized the way we create, duplicate and distribute, seemingly blurring the distinction between true and verisimilar, and often attributing a negative meaning to copying. What if, on the contrary, we were able to use the new technologies and tools available to us in our favor, restoring to copying its beneficial meaning? This is the reflection that gives rise to the Neuro-philia project, an investigation of the concepts of true and verisimilitude applied to the connections between the brain, neurological tissues and digital technologies, in dialogue with the world of weavings and plant fibers.