Brains: First Look at the "Structural Core" of the Human Brain
io9.com — <snip>In this image, scientists reveal for the first time the solution to one of the brain's fundamental mysteries: Does it it have a core area that organizes thought? Or is it a diffuse set of neural connections?
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