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TED#2: A stroke of genius.
Continuing this short series of my favourite TED talks; Jill Bolte Taylor, as a brain scientist, got a unique opportunity to study her own brain, as she had a massive stroke, and watched her brain functions, motion, speech, and self-awareness all shut down one by one. An amazing TED talk.
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