How technology has inspired neuroscientists to reimagine the brain - Vox
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Telegraphs and computers helped scientists reimagine the mind, writes Matthew Cobb in The Idea of the Brain.
Podcasts / Unexplainable How technology has inspired neuroscientists to reimagine the brain Telegraphs and computers helped scientists reimagine the mind, writes Matthew Cobb in The Idea of the Brain. by Byrd Pinkerton Nov 17, 2021, 3:30 PM UTC Byrd Pinkerton is a host and senior correspondent on Unexplainable, Vox’s science podcast. She covers everything scientists don’t yet know but are trying to figure out, so her work explores everything from the inner workings of the human body to the distant edges of the universe . It's difficult to talk about the human brain without inadvertently talkin
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