Articles Flowers for Algernon: Sometimes Books Are the Best Teachers There’s a science fiction thought experiment that's been bouncing around in my head for many years: if you could use a cable to connect your brain directly to someone else’s brain, to temporarily experience everything exactly as they experienced it, would that change the way you
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