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The Brain: Illustrated History of Neuroscience Ponderables 9.6mm 60m St Rd but Professor Noside has preparedThe brain's cells are wired together with 100 trillion connections. That makes each and every human brain a contender as the most complex system in the universe, a system that endows us with an intellect that far outstripsthat of any other creature. However, there is one difficult question remaining: Are we intelligent enough to understand our own brains? Follow the journey as history's greatest brains, such as Avicenna, Thomas Willis, Charles Darwin,