Marc Dingman
Bizarre works through the strangest cases in neurology, people convinced a relative has been swapped for an impostor, people who deny that a paralysed arm belongs to them, people who cannot stop laughing, and uses each one to explain what an intact brain is doing quietly all day. Dingman teaches neuroscience at Penn State and makes short anatomy videos that medical students use. Your Brain, Explained is the general introduction. He is careful to mark what remains unexplained instead of tidying every case into a mechanism, which the popular versions of this material rarely bother to do.
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