The Second Wave is a fascinating non-fiction book written by Allan Miller that explores neurobiology and neurophilosophy. The author considers the mind as a product of evolution and studies its unique functions, influence on our decisions and behavior. In "The Second Wave" you will find answers to questions about the nature of mind and consciousness, learn about the emergence and development of cognition, as well as how our brain affects our perception of the environment. The book reveals neuroscience in an accessible form and inspires the reader to further study this interesting field. "The Second Wave" fascinates with its tense plot and invites everyone to visit the fascinating world of brain activity. This book will be an excellent challenge to the mind of anyone interested in psychology and brain processes.