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: Althouse"Columbia, Rudin acquire brain rights."
The story is about the acquisition of the rights to make a movie about Henry Molaison ? AKA H.M. ? the man who lost the ability to form new memories as the result of a operation on his brain that was intended to treat his seizures. Molaison's problem made him a useful subject for various experiments. Is that cinematic enough for a movie?
(We talked about Molaison back when his obituary was published.)
Full post as published by Althouse on February 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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