With no brain half The brain holds an uncanny ability to change and adapt, as proven by a small group of people with half of their brain removed as children to alleviate epileptic seizures. Despite the absence of an entire hemisphere of the brain, these people live and function normally as the remaining half has grown stronger and stronger. MRI data revealed that patients with one hemisphere of the brain work no worse than people with the whole brain; the former even have stronger neural connections! This proves the brain is capable to compensate for the loss of a large part of it. Such a man was found in the suburbs of Moscow. When the man was admitted to the hospital with an ischemic attack, the doctors were shocked! A CT scan revealed that his brain was half intact! This peculiarity didn't stop the man from living over 60 years, getting a college degree, serving in the army, and having a family. He had never had any abnormalities...