Reviews
The author is a brain scientist. He is a particularly critical expert on sea horses. I was studying the sea horses that are responsible for short-term memory, and the Seahorse was out of print. I chose this book as an alternative for studying memory. Easy and fun.
Thank you for the book, and it's probably a book from the store, but I'll just leave it out because it'll be a little bit back, but it'd be a bit of a mess somewhere else.
I know the difference between human and artificial intelligence might be gone, but now I want to know my brain better.
It's a little bit awkward with the narratives, but it's as though we're faithfully conveying basic theories about brain science.
A book that is fun and easy to read. A book that makes it interesting to people who didn't like science.
Yuji Ikegaya: Brain Science for General Knowledge
The author, better known as a doctor through his work and writing activities, has been able to use his maps and Herman Kullus, Heb's laws, all sorts of bizarre brain stories in his mind to create a form of infantry. The latest brain sciences, which have been published through media and proved by recent research, are of course attempts to cross the boundaries of science, philosophy, psychology, medicine, through ritual, unconscious, free will, reality, and so on. So far, the myth of ‘the boring and difficult brain sciences for privileged people’ has been blown away, giving its readers a fresh pleasure in the sight of re-repair and fun brain science.
Korean title: 교양으로 읽는 뇌과학
Korean author: 이케가야 유지
Korean publisher: 은행나무
ISBN-13: 9788956609515
Reviews
The author is a brain scientist. He is a particularly critical expert on sea horses. I was studying the sea horses that are responsible for short-term memory, and the Seahorse was out of print. I chose this book as an alternative for studying memory. Easy and fun.
Thank you for the book, and it's probably a book from the store, but I'll just leave it out because it'll be a little bit back, but it'd be a bit of a mess somewhere else.
I know the difference between human and artificial intelligence might be gone, but now I want to know my brain better.
It's a little bit awkward with the narratives, but it's as though we're faithfully conveying basic theories about brain science.
A book that is fun and easy to read. A book that makes it interesting to people who didn't like science.
