Based on the lives we live, we all speak a multitude of languages. The variances in our professional languages can seem as simple as differences in accents or as complicated as learning a new alphabet. Exploring the intersections between art and neuroscience can seem to require fluency in two dramatically different languages. Although the languages may differ, deep similarities exist between the disciplines. Both incorporate experimentation, investigation of humanity’s biggest questions, and perpetual work to understand more fully our world and the lives of those who inhabit it. Recognizing these similarities, despite any...