It is obvious that the brain theme is at the peak of popularity today, and any motive of human behavior can be very convincingly explained in terms of neural connections. This book is a critical essay on the craze for brain science as a universal explanation of any human act. For all the seriousness of the problem, Sally Saitle and Scott Lilienfeld wrote an extremely fascinating book: they tell a lot of interesting things about neurosciences, and about what pop culture is trying to replace them.