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'Very few people would want to have their brain replaced by someone else’s...’
Professor Bruce Lahn, New Scientist
Professor Bruce Lahn, New Scientist
posted by Paul McAuley at 11:24 PM
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- Name: Paul McAuley
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I worked as a research biologist in various universities, including Oxford and UCLA, and for six years was a lecturer in botany at St Andrews University before becoming a full-time writer. My latest novel is In The Mouth of The Whale, published in paperback in October 2012. Some of my fiction and nonfiction is archived on my web site
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3 Comments:
Oh, I don't know. I'd like to think Mr Einstein or the Mahatma would be welcome to the use of my cranium. It would, however, be a short list.
And if I've felt a story coming on, I'm sure you have.
Perhaps my brain could be put in Tom Cruise's head . . .
I am John Malkovich!
No, I am John Malkovich!
etc etc
Duh.
On the other hand, I can think of several people whose brains I would like to see replaced by those of other people...
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