From Zen to Neuron. How to Improve Your Life Using Western Neuroscience and Eastern Wisdom

Mikhail Bazhmin – a second-generation physician, psychiatrist, candidate of medical sciences, and head of the combined pathology department in Israel. He is involved in building a home hospitalization system and teaches students at Shaar Menashe. He is known as the author of the book "Sex, Death, and Haloperidol: How a Criminal's Brain Works." Mikhail and his colleagues, Olga Bazhmina, Natalia Demkina, Alexander Demkin, are passionate about Eastern art, especially the culture and traditions of Japan.

The knowledge accumulated over many years has been combined in the work "From Zen to Neuron: How to Improve Your Life Using Western Neuroscience and Eastern Wisdom."
New technologies are continuously evolving, while traditional arts remain unchanged for decades and even centuries.

Where is the line between Eastern wisdom and artificial intelligence? Can philosophy teach a machine to see the world holistically?

The authors of the book attempted to answer these questions and combine two polar spheres of our lives.