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By the way, I went out and bought three books after writing that post (because, you know, my challenge starts soon, and I MUST stack up), and you sent me searching my shelves for a book we have by Jonah Lehrer called Proust was a Neuroscientist, which is all about understanding the brain through art (I think.
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Neuroscientist Simon Baron-Cohen calls these qualities an internal pot of gold that good parents share with their offspring.
John Stanley: A Buddhist Ecology Of Self John Stanley 2012
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Neuroscientist V. S. Ramachandran points out that humans are sometimes called the "Machiavellian primate" because of our ability to "read minds" in order to predict other peoples' behaviour and then outsmart them.
John Stanley: Compassion And The Shadow John Stanley 2011
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Neuroscientist V. S. Ramachandran points out that humans are sometimes called the "Machiavellian primate" because of our ability to "read minds" in order to predict other peoples' behaviour and then outsmart them.
John Stanley: Compassion And The Shadow John Stanley 2011
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Neuroscientist Aaron White was behind on revisions to his latest book about the brain.
The powerless plug in at Starbucks Dan Morse 2011
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Neuroscientist Brian Knutson imagines a near future in which "the Internet may impose a 'survival of the focused,' in which individuals gifted with some natural ability to stay on target, or who are hopped up on enough stimulants, forge ahead while the rest of us flail helpless in a Web-based attentional vortex."
Pay Attention, Please Christine Rosen 2011
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Bhan has created International Chairs to attract renowned scientists for setting up labs in the cluster and already has two jewels: Neuroscientist Mriganka Sur of MIT and immunologist Rafi Ahmed, director of Emory Vaccine Centre at Emory University.
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* Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio famously called this Descartes Error, in his book by that name.
Nick Rabkin: The Three Horsemen of Arts Education Nick Rabkin 2011
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And by the way, if I am a Neuroscientist I can care less about mining on Pluto, the planet, or whatever it is today.
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* Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio famously called this Descartes Error, in his book by that name.
Nick Rabkin: The Three Horsemen of Arts Education Nick Rabkin 2011
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