“The brain, despite being the place of every thinking process and its usage in day-to-day life, has many parts of it that are still unexplored. Simultaneously, scientists such as psychologists and neurologists have continuously researched to shed light into one of the closest enigmas humans have a trouble grasping on.
In the modern age, addiction (especially regarding technology) has become a rising problem, for it affects people across all different stages of life. Bug in the Brain attempts to approach this topic in a straightforward yet intuitive way. Filled with witty details and a unique story (hopefully?), Bug in the Brain is food for thought but certainly NOT edible. It is for reading.
Thank you.” –Aiden Woosol Lee (2025)
“The brain, despite being the place of every thinking process and its usage in day-to-day life, has many parts of it that are still unexplored. Simultaneously, scientists such as psychologists and neurologists have continuously researched to shed light into one of the closest enigmas humans have a trouble grasping on.
In the modern age, addiction (especially regarding technology) has become a rising problem, for it affects people across all different stages of life. Bug in the Brain attempts to approach this topic in a straightforward yet intuitive way. Filled with witty details and a unique story (hopefully?), Bug in the Brain is food for thought but certainly NOT edible. It is for reading.
Thank you.” –Aiden Woosol Lee (2025)
