Leif Ostergaard

The brain - our most brilliant organ. It stores our personality, memories, and controls our body. It can make connections, even wehn we jubmle ltteres, it can sitll maek snese of the wrods. W9 c3n r9p13c9 19tt9rs w1t5 n0m69rs or lv out vwls and it still decodes the meaning. Your brain and mine, as well as the lump of porridge inside the skull of brain scientist Leif Ostergaard, from Aarhus University, can even predict the future. Rather than just waiting to see what happens, brains can predict the outcome of many things. In fact, your brain has already decided whether you're going to read this book or not. Brains really are brilliant - but of course, your brain knew that already.

Din hjerne er genial. Slev om vi bttyer om pa bgotasvrene, kan den satidg fnide mnnieg i odrnee. Det er ikke egnang negot porelbm, hivs vi bytt9r h3lvd9l94 af b0g8t3v9r49 ud m9d t3l. Din, min - og ikke mindst den klump havregrod, der gemmer sig under den syv milimeter tykke kranieknogle pa Leif Ostergaard, hjerneforsker ved Aarhus Universitet - kan endda spa om fremtiden. For hjernen afventer ikke verdens gang, men forudsiger den. Faktisk har din allerede besluttet, om du vil lAese bogen her eller ej. - Din hjerne er virkelig genial, men det vidste den jo godt.