Книга: Тайная жизнь мозга. Как наш мозг думает, чувствует и принимает решения
Назад: 3. Механизм, конструирующий реальность
Дальше: 5. Мозг постоянно изменяется

4. Путешествия сознания

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Назад: 3. Механизм, конструирующий реальность
Дальше: 5. Мозг постоянно изменяется