Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain, by David Eagleman, is a book exploring and explaining the workings and relationships between our conscious and our unconscious. He delves into the ideas that we cannot discover everything our unconscious has to offer, how aware we actually are in accordance to simple bodily functions and our environment, and how our brain holds more than our memory and conscious can access, and much more! The book tells you about how athletes can react within milliseconds, how large, obstructive details in sight can go unnoticed, and even how senses can be substituted and manipulated. Eagleman redefines how you will look at the brain and how you perceive everything around you. “If the conscious mind-the part you
