a book to read in the holiday...

A stroke of insight:
Jill Bolte is a scientist exploring and investigating on bran and how our cells/ neurons are connecting... While she is busy on researching she experiences a stoke on her own, and she has the chance (many few can call this as a chance I am guessing) to explore her brain from inside.
And here comes the book called A Stroke of Insight, an interesting novel to experience ones own brain
And followed by the author's Ted talk:

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