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Our Top 25: The Next Fifteen

Posted on June 17, 2008June 17, 2008Author dlendeCategories general

Some of you might be wondering what our other popular posts have been these past six months. Today I’ll take you up through #25, after giving you the top ten yesterday. Enjoy! And again, thanks for the support.

Genetics and Obesity

The Neural Buddhists of David Brooks

Decision Making and Emotion

Two Languages, One Brain, and Theory of Mind

Sleep, Eat, Sex — Orexin Has Something to Say

Cellphones Save the World

MMORPG Anthropology: Video Games and Morphing Our Discipline

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City

Jeff Lichtman’s Brainbows

Brain Enhancement: Beyond Either/Or

Brain-Culture, Memes and Choosing Examples

Moerman’s Placebo

The Allegory of the Trolley Problem Paradox

How Your Brain Is Not Like A Computer

Why A Final Essay When We Can Do This?

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