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Даниэл Уолперт: Для чего на самом деле нужен мозг

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Нейробиолог Даниэл Уолперт начинает с удивительной предпосылки: мозг не эволюционировал, чтобы думать или чувствовать, а чтобы управлять движением. В ходе этой развлекательной, информативной лекции Уолперт делится с нами тем, как мозг создаёт изящество и ловкость человеческого движения.

A neuroscientist and engineer, Daniel Wolpert studies how the brain controls the body. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Ekaterina Gavrilova
Reviewed by Aliaksandr Autayeu
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