The Creative Brain: David Eagleman (2018)

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Superstar neuroscientist David Eagleman’s latest book, co-authored with composer Anthony Brandt, is The Runaway Species: How Human Creativity Remakes The World. In it, the pair weave together the sciences and the arts to explore human inventiveness, and put the case for novelty. Join Eagleman, Creative Fellow of the Creative Thinking Project based at The University of Auckland, in this one-off lecture and tour of human creativity, from Picasso to concept cars, umbrellas to lunar travel, as he discusses the cognitive software that makes it all possible. Supported by The Creative Thinking Project.

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