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Human Brain Found to Have Fingerprint! Unique Neural Connections Proven
Everyone in this world has a unique fingerprint, and this serves as one of the main identifications of a person. But neurologists also believe that neural connections are different for every person, and they have proven it. Mapping the brain's connection, a group of experts was able to see how our brains have their own fingerprints too.
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