Before Happiness

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Before I was conceived, my dad, who was a neuroscientist at UC Irvine at

the time, made me a reluctant subject of one of the absolute first EEG

tests directed on an unborn kid. He and his partners

snared terminals to the gut of my exceptionally pregnant (and plainly very

tolerant) mother to check whether they could recognize and break down my mind wave

designs. The tests fizzled (I don’t know what that says about my mind),

yet, a few impacts in our lives run profound. Indeed, even before birth, I was wired

for affection for brain research and science.

A negligible six years after the fact, I eagerly chipped in for another

neuroscience try, which, however obviously I had no chance to get of

knowing it at that point, would at last lead to the composition of this book.

By that point, my dad was a teacher at Baylor University. The entirety of my

sitters happened to be understudies from his starting brain science

classes and I were infatuated with every one of them.