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		<title>By: Meryn Stol</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What&#039;s wrong with popular science writing? I&#039;d pay for a thrilling adventure through the human brain.

I&#039;ve already learned so much of the notion that our human brains are partly truly humanoid, partly mammal like, and party reptilian. It may be a rough metaphor, but at least it helps me remember it vividly. 

I wish that every neuroscientists would take a shot at explaining things to the public in a book. They might form the basis of an exciting introductionary course.]]></description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve already learned so much of the notion that our human brains are partly truly humanoid, partly mammal like, and party reptilian. It may be a rough metaphor, but at least it helps me remember it vividly. </p>
<p>I wish that every neuroscientists would take a shot at explaining things to the public in a book. They might form the basis of an exciting introductionary course.</p>
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