The worst readers, Nietzsche claimed, are like “plundering troops” who loot the few ideas they can use and trash the rest. But what if the texts in question are a hodgepodge of good sense and nonsense? Isn’t selective pillage the best, not worst, way to read them?
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Review of Memory Lane: The Perfectly Imperfect Ways We Remember by Ciara Greene and Gillian Murphy for the Wall Street Journal
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Julian Baggini uncovers how neuroscientists are challenging our understanding of reality and piecing together how we perceive the world around us
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