The True Creator of Everything: How the Human Brain Shaped the Universe as We Perceive It

16 hrs. 8 min.

Popular Science

Language Russian

Author Miguel Nicolelis

Narrator Igor Gmyza

Miguel Nicolelis, a Brazilian scientist, is known for his research on the human brain. In his book, he presents a new theory according to which the evolution of humankind can be viewed through the lens of the human brain. He argues that the brain played a key role in human evolution, giving the surrounding world meaning, adapting to changing conditions, and helping people survive. The book will be interesting to everyone who is fascinated by neuroscience, anthropology, and sociology.

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