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The Neurosurgeon’s Dilemma: When Duty Comes Before Self

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In 2009, the international medical community was captivated by a remarkable story from Italy. During a complex brain tumor surgery at Cardarelli Hospital in Naples, neurosurgeon Claudio Vitale reportedly began experiencing symptoms suggestive of an acute myocardial infarction. Colleagues urged him to leave the operating room and seek immediate medical treatment. Yet the operation had […]

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B before A? B- BRAIN INTELLIGENCE Vs A- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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Introduction: Standing Between Two Revolutions At 2 a.m., with a patient’s skull open and a ruptured aneurysm threatening catastrophic bleeding, I have often been struck by a simple fact: three pounds of tissue determine everything we call a human life. Memory, language, love, ambition, fear, and identity all reside within the most complex structure known

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The Number 32, Dunbar’s Number, and the Neurosurgeon’s Loneliness

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One of the unexpected privileges of becoming a neurosurgeon is that over time, one begins to operate not only on brains but also on human systems. After spending decades in operating rooms, hospitals, professional associations, boardrooms, courtrooms, and entrepreneurial ventures, I have come to believe that human organizations behave very much like the human brain

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