Abstract

The human brain is a gray mass full of folds, and it weighs approximately 1,300 grams. All brains are equal in appearance, or almost. In actual fact, the brain of each person is extraordinarily different from the rest. Our connectome (map of neural connections) differs from that of all other people in many ways. In it are deposited our experiences, our particular vision of the world, our knowledge and many more elements. We are the carriers of a brain of which there are no replicas (for the time being).