The Science of the Human Brain
March 29, 2023 • EPISODE 164
Ever wondered how the human brain works? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings dives into the fascinating science of the brain, explaining how it processes information, drives learning, and influences emotions. Discover how our thoughts and actions are controlled and why the brain is one of the most extraordinary systems.

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