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Date: 2007
"I have a brain full of remembered names but the road is often blocked with rubble."
preview | full record— Engel, Howard (b. 1931)
Date: 2007
"[M]y brain ... did most of what I wanted it to do, but it had sand traps that I learned to avoid."
preview | full record— Engel, Howard (b. 1931)
Date: 2007
"I knew I could no longer rely on the 'sticking plaster' of memory"
preview | full record— Engel, Howard (b. 1931)
Date: December 31, 2016
"The human brain didn't evolve like a piece of sedimentary rock, with layers of increasing cognitive sophistication slowly accruing over time."
preview | full record— Barrett, Lisa Feldman (b. 1963)
