About the Book: In Warhead, Nicholas Wright explores the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and warfare, revealing how the human brain is wired for conflict on the battlefield and in everyday life. Drawing on historical battles and his experience advising the Pentagon and UK Government, Wright explains how leaders like Winston Churchill and Shaka Zulu made strategic decisions under pressure, and how modern conflicts can be better understood through brain science. Combining military strategy, decision-making, and cognitive psychology, this book provides a unique lens on trust, tactics, and the future of human conflict.