The Split Brain Revisited
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About 35 years ago in Scientific American, I wrote about dramatic new studies of the brain. Three patients who were seeking relief from epilepsy had undergone surgery that severed the corpus callosum--the superhighway of neurons connecting the halv es of the brain. By working with these patients, my colleagues Roger W. Sperry, Joseph E. Bogen, P.J. Vogel and I witnessed what happened when the l...
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