The discovery of human brain waves, recognized by Hans Berger in 1924, profoundly impacted science and medicine, revealing insights into neurological disorders and brain function.
The intertwining tales of brain wave discovery and the horrors of history, including war and suppression of truth, underscore the vital connection between science and society.
Human brainwaves play a crucial role in medicine, aiding in the diagnosis of neurological issues and informing surgical practices, thus changing our understanding of brain functions.
Celebrating the centennial of brainwaves also calls attention to the lost narratives in science, such as how conflicts influenced the recognition and acceptance of these findings.
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