They are very readable by a layperson. He is a neurologist and has written about his patients that have extraordinary neurological challenges. The first one I read was "The Man Who Thought His Wife Was a Hat." By what you wrote about Steven Johnson, I thought you might be interested. Just discovered the following website.
Re: Impressions of Mind Wide Open - Steven Johnson
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They are very readable by a layperson. He is a neurologist and has written about his patients that have extraordinary neurological challenges. The first one I read was "The Man Who Thought His Wife Was a Hat." By what you wrote about Steven Johnson, I thought you might be interested. Just discovered the following website.
