Commenting on a work by Göran Rollnert is always a pleasure for me, given the accuracy, clarity, and consistency with which he typically elaborates his publications. I am not sure that I would have been drawn to a title like the present were if not for the author in question. This is due to a certain apprehension about these topics and their implications—fear of not understanding them and of delving into what escapes me as an individual (now vulnerable). However, I am always tempted to learn and, above all, to approach the subject from a constitutional perspective. Constitutionalism is the one that arises precisely to protect individuals and, in the post-World War II era, democratic constitutionalism will have an unmistakable core: the dignity of the human being.
Remedio Sánchez Ferriz, Recensione a G. ROLLNERT LIERN, The neurorights and freedom of thought, Madrid, Editorial Dykinson, 2024, pp. 188
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