Renowned scientist Oliver Sacks has died

[AF-Roger]

Oliver Sacks, the British neurologist and writer whose eloquent stories about the brain explored what it means to be human, died Sunday of skin cancer that spread to his liver, at the age of 82. But his contributions to our understanding of the mind live on.

His case studies of patients with rare brain disorders revealed the human side of mental illness and imbued his readers with a sense of wonder rarely found in dry scientific prose.

Here are just a few of the ways Sacks changed the way we view the mind.



Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-how-we-think-about-the-brain-2015-8#ixzz3kQX35q15

 

[marketerbybirth]

Ah... its really a sad news. This man sacrificed whole of his life for human being. He was the one who came with an idea, and his extremely in-depth studies enabled us to understand our brain in a better way. This men left was in fact a king of neurosciences, and touched some subjects which remained covered throughout the history of modern medical sciences.

Although, Oliver isn't here anymore however he`s gonna live forever in form of the wonderful work which he has left behind. The way he received his terminal cancer, and even after it lived his life to the fullest is something "amazing" and "wonderful". This actually shows, the depth of his personality

 

[AF-Roger]

Ah... its really a sad news. This man sacrificed whole of his life for human being. He was the one who came with an idea, and his extremely in-depth studies enabled us to understand our brain in a better way. This men left was in fact a king of neurosciences, and touched some subjects which remained covered throughout the history of modern medical sciences.

Although, Oliver isn't here anymore however he`s gonna live forever in form of the wonderful work which he has left behind. The way he received his terminal cancer, and even after it lived his life to the fullest is something "amazing" and "wonderful". This actually shows, the depth of his personality

Exactly! I felt the need to give him his own thread