La donna che morì dal ridere e altre storie incredibili sui misteri della mente umana

Ramachandran's curiosity about neurological mysteries shines through in this book. I wonder what personal experiences or scientific questions led him to write this?

The way the brain constructs reality is mind-bending, especially in these cases. I’m curious which stories resonated most with others and why.

The book covers so many different quirks—what guided the selection process? Was it based on what was most scientifically revealing or most surprising to lay readers?