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The Harvard neurosurgeon who wants you to believe he visited heaven

His book is almost guaranteed to be a huge success, laments Slate's Daniel Engber — a work of neuro-prophecy that hauls in massive neuro-profits

posted on October 24, 2012, at 4:55 PM
The Harvard neurosurgeon who wants you to believe he visited heaven

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