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There are many approaches to the study of the human brain. One is brain imaging, to find out what part of the brain is active when we perform a task. But, there is another method, the structural-functional correlative approach, according to neurologist Ramachandran, writes M R Venkatesh

A “three-pound jelly sitting in you” – the human brain with 100 billion cells – does incredible multi-tasking, from creating music, poetry, brewing evil to contemplating God and nature of religion.

And when world-renowned Indian-born neurologist Vilayanur S Ramachandran, hailed by famed British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, as the ‘Marco Polo of neuroscience’, begins exploring the stuff of human consciousness, he can get delightfully passionate and messianic.

“Today, I am in a todi (raga) mood,” Ramachandran exults. He was speaking at the launch of his latest book, ‘The Tell-Tale Brain’. It was certainly a delineation of a profound melody as he stopped short of unmasking the ‘Self’ or atman. It seems everything else modern neuroscience knows, and yet some of the deepest mysteries of the human brain remain far from unlocked.

As Dr Ramachandran, Director of the Centre for Brain and Cognition and Professor with the Psychology and Neurosciences Department at the University of California, USA, brilliantly held forth on the mysteries of the human brain, nothing could have been more apt than he being in a ‘todi’ mood, what with flashes of insights and a dash of humour.

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