Book Review: Incognito by David Eaglemann
For those wanting to understand the complexity of human action, you’ll have to add Incognito to your book list. David Eaglemann, the author of Incognito, is a neurologist who writes this entertaining, quick read, which is packed with facts and examples that will get your neurons working. The book argues that what you consider as … Read more
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