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Welcome to Impact Theory.

And everybody, welcome to another episode of Impact Books.

Today is going to be a little different than normal.

And I'm going to be reviewing a book called Some by Dr. David Eaglement.

And David Eaglement is a neuroscientist.

He's one of my absolute favorite neuroscientists.

And we recently interviewed him.

I guess that's the royal we, I recently interviewed him on Impact Theory and had an absolute

blast with this guy.

The way that he views the world is utterly, utterly fascinating.

Now the reason that this is going to be a slightly different book review than normal

is because this is actually a work of literary fiction.

So here you have a very accomplished neuroscientist who's done a TED Talk that just smashed it

about how as human beings were actually going to be able to expand what he refers to as

the um belt, the human um belt.

So literally, an um belt is all the things that we take in from a sensory perspective.

So we can't see an infrared.

So even though it's present, radio waves, even though they're present, they all exist outside

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