Connectome: How the Brain's Wiring Makes Us Who We Are
Sebastian Seung explores how the brain’s intricate wiring may shape identity, behavior, and individuality. Introducing the concept of the connectome, he considers what mapping neural connections could reveal about the mind and the qualities that make each person distinct.
About This Book
Connectome explores the relationship between the brain’s wiring and the qualities that shape individual identity.
Sebastian Seung examines how neural connections may help explain behavior, personality, and the experience of being oneself.
The book presents the connectome—the network of connections within the brain—as a framework for thinking about the mind and human individuality.
It offers an accessible introduction to the significance of brain mapping and the scientific questions surrounding who we are.
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