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David Eagleman
neuroscientist and author
Livewired
- Pages
- 320
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Explore the marvels of the human brain, a three-pound organ capable of ceaseless reweaving and adaptation. David Eagleman guides readers through decades of neuroscience research, revealing how the brain's plasticity allows for phenomena like sensory substitution and the mysteries of dreaming. Discover new findings from Eagleman's lab, from synesthesia to wearable neurotech, revolutionizing our understanding of the senses.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Livewired connect to David Eagleman's other books?
Livewired builds upon themes explored in Eagleman's previous works, particularly Incognito, by delving deeper into the brain's capacity for change and adaptation. While it can be read independently, readers familiar with his earlier books will recognize the continuation of his research into consciousness and perception.
What makes Livewired stand out from other neuroscience books?
Livewired distinguishes itself by focusing heavily on the concept of brain plasticity and its practical implications, including sensory substitution and the development of wearable neurotechnology. Eagleman integrates findings from his own lab, offering a unique perspective on how the brain continuously rewires itself.