Why Your Brain Is Slow (And Fast, Too) | Interview with Carl Zimmer

01/27/201003/20/2016 / macacinha

Your finger is farther from your nose than your brain. So when your finger touches your nose, why do both organs feel the sensation at the same time?
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Of Glia and Ganglia

a curious look at the brain, how it works, and what happens when its best-laid plans go awry

Why Your Brain Is Slow (And Fast, Too) | Interview with Carl Zimmer

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