Well, after removing and cubing Einstein's brain in 1955, harvey ordered some of the blocks to be cut into twelve sets of 200 ultra thin slices of tissue, each one cut to no more than half the width of a human hair. He also took photographs of the complete brain from various angles before dissecting it. Now, without permission from Einstein's family, harvey mounted those brain slices onto slides and distributed them to unknown numbers of researchers who he hoped could discover why the brain had hidden secrets
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:51
I think it has a ton of energy of like a Hemingway kind of surrealism in it. So it's very fun. And I just want to recommend that I'll do a little link here. Great topic. Thank you
