How (Not) to Train the Brain: Enhancing What's Between Your Ears with (and Without) Science

You live in a United States on the move in the 1860s. The government gives two railroad companies—the Central Pacific and Union Pacific—the job of building the first transcontinental railroad. This railroad will unite the country and allow people to travel west to pursue new lives and opportunities. Will you: Toil as a Chinese worker for the Central Pacific? Work as an Irish laborer for the Union Pacific? Serve as an engineer for the Central Pacific in the final race to complete the railroad? Experience situations taken from real life. YOU CHOOSE what you’ll do next. The choices you make will either lead you to success—or to failure.