Wall Street Journal named this book one of the five scientific works required to be read. Scientists, teachers, researchers and readers talk about it as a revolutionary, inverting ideas about the brain. In our culture, it is customary to treat the brain as the main organ that shapes our personality, is responsible for successes and failures, for everything we do and everything that happens to us. We equate the brain with a computer, considering it the "main" in our life. Neurophysiologist and bioengineer Alan Dzhasanov offers a new look at the role of the brain and talks about exactly what environmental factors and processes of the human body shape the personality and make us who we are.