看得見的盲人：7個故事，讓你看見大腦、心靈與視覺的奇妙世界

The stories feel so carefully chosen—what do you think guided his selection process to highlight particular aspects of perception and brain function?

Some accounts felt deeply moving and almost poetic, making me wonder how Sacks balanced clinical detail with storytelling. Did these stories resonate differently for others?

Sacks's writing often bridges science and human experience. I'm curious whether this method was a deliberate choice to make neuroscience more relatable or if it evolved naturally.