Are women more emotionally aware than men? Why does your arm hurt during a heart attack? Could people who see fairies be telling the truth? Why are horror films scary? These are just some of the questions answered in a fascinating new book on the brain.Written by Rita Carter, a leading science and medical writer, it provides extraordinary insights into the way our brains work - and why we behave and act in the ways we do.
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"Written by Rita Carter, a leading science and medical writer, it provides extraordinary insights into the way our brains work - and why we behave and act in the ways we do."
This almost makes it sound like science fully understands how the mind works. What about the other side of the debate? The fact is science hasn't got the foggiest idea how the mind works or what role relativity plays in effecting behaviour. This is just a reductionist junk research.
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