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ПРИМЕЧАНИЯ РЕДАКЦИИ

[1] Ph. D., или Doctor of Philosophy, — это ученая степень доктора философии или других специальностей, не касающихся философии (аналог доктора наук), которая присуждается в США, Канаде, Германии и других западных странах и считается последней ступенью образования. Прим. ред.

[2] Эта мысль, если подумать, не слишком оригинальна. Мозг у нас и располагается в голове, и служит командным пунктом, который управляет всеми процессами в организме. Так что, разумеется, все в голове, где же еще?