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Encephalon Q & A

Posted on April 14, 2009 by dlende

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Ouroboros is hosting the latest brain/mind Encephalon carnival. Damaged learning, former voodoo, informed consent, emotional expressions, and bad moods… Enough to make your mind run in circles.

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