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Incognito

The Secret Lives of the Brain

By David Eagleman

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A leading neuroscientist reveals the functions of the unconscious regions of the brain, drawing on up-to-the-minute research to identify the significance of ...

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  • The End, By Ian Kershaw Incognito, By David Eagleman Beirut, Ed. Samuel Shimon Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, By Paul Torday The Chicken Chronicles, By Alice Walker

    The End, By Ian Kershaw Penguin £9.99 ***** Ian Kershaw's account of the last months of the Third Reich makes harrowing, but compelling reading. By the summer of 1944 it was obvious that Germany could not win the war; yet they continued to fight, som ... (read full critics)

    independent published on Sun, 20 May 2012

  • David Eagleman Goes 'Incognito'

    We like to believe that we know who "we" are. Each of us supposes that the consciousness that wakes up in the morning comprises pretty much all of "me." David Eagleman has a very different idea, one that is supported by a whole lot of science, entert ... (read full critics)

    bookotron published on Wed, 20 Jul 2011

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  • A journey inside your brain

    I found this book fascinating as it explains a number of very important processes happening in our brain at a subconscious level which most of us have probably never thought about before.

    Of particular interest is the idea that who we are is the average of our subconscious statuses over time and ... (continue)

    I found this book fascinating as it explains a number of very important processes happening in our brain at a subconscious level which most of us have probably never thought about before.

    Of particular interest is the idea that who we are is the average of our subconscious statuses over time and how these are influence by the biochemical 'soup' in our body at any one time. According to the author this way of thinking of 'who' we are has serious implications also in the legal sphere because some of our actions could be dictated by variations in the biochemical balance in our bodies at any one time.

    Definitely worth reading as this is literarily a 'mind opening' book.

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  • Others 290 Pages
  • ISBN-10: 0307379787
  • ISBN-13: 9780307379788
  • Publisher: Pantheon Books
  • Pub date: May 31, 2011
  • Also available as: eBook
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