Neurologist Oliver Sacks is almost a household name for his ground-breaking work in neurobiology.
I could listen to him all day. In this TED Talk he describes several cases where patients who were perfectly mentally healthy had hallucinations, and how the syndrome that describes their condition came to be recognized and named. It is a fascinating glimpse into how the brain works.
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