American railway foreman who survived an iron rod blasted through his head in 1848; the change in his behaviour afterwards made him the best-known case in textbooks on the brain.
Xīnlǐxué kè shàng jiǎng le Fēinísī Gàiqí de gùshi.
In psychology class we covered the story of Phineas Gage.
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盖奇 is the usual rendering of the surname Gage, though Phineas also appears as 费尼斯·盖吉. 盖 'cover' and 奇 'strange' are chosen for sound only. Contrary to his legend as a ruined drifter, he later drove stagecoaches in Chile for years.