Books | Education on Strange and Distinct Brain and Behaviour
This publication is one of Dean Burnett's editions intended (in his words) "for people having a brain".
A codex permeated with justifications of our intellect in its illogical behaviour and unnatural reactions. Our organ serving the center of the nervous system, misleading recollections and portrayed as a hustling maestro.
All of the above while being a casualty of its own ascendancy. Granting memory, keeping receipts, and fine-tuning our bodies, often times making a slight hash out of things.
Interpretations of distress and phobias, as well as fear itself as not to be feared. The multitude plating of our abilities and our self-confident drive. It contains snippets on the terrific and enigmatic science of acumen, while elucidation of temper in its confusing and arduous complexity is attempted.
Accurately filed and filled with high-brow humour, which is to be expected from a savant. The pages are aimed at heads wondering why our own cerebral cortex is skillfully self-sabotaging.
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