I saw this on TED (lower left side bar under "looking off the port bow")when it first came out and loved it. Last week Jill Bolte Taylor was interviewed on NPR as the book she has written is being released. This is a fascinating true story of a brain scientist who falls victim to a stroke. She speaks of how at first she doesn't realize what is happening, only that it is beautiful. Eventually she figures out something is wrong and eight years later she is able to express her struggles and what she learned as a scientist who observe the stroke from the inside out.
This talk is well worth the 18 minutes it takes to view. I guarantee you willbe glad you listened to her. Awesome.
Friday, July 11, 2008
stroke of genius
Posted by S'mee at 1:33 AM
Labels: awareness, believing, blessings, illness, it will never happen to s'mee, learning, making a serious point, oddities, teaching, TED, thanks giving, While You Were Out
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