ミクロの決死圏2―目的地は脳〈上〉 (ハヤカワ文庫SF)

Asimov's fascination with neuroscience and exploration is evident, but I'm curious how much was based on real science versus pure imagination.

The level of detail was incredible, but I wondered if it was intentionally designed to make the reader feel the complexity of the mind.

It feels like a fine line between an educational journey and a thrilling narrative. Did the author purposely lean more into one side?