Re:A Russian scientist who was struck by a particle accelera...
by jobvandervoort on Monday July 28, 2014 @10:49AM
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Yep, that seems fair to say. Must note that it seems that the damage that Phineas endured was much more substantial.
Considering the complexity of personality and behavior and our lack of understanding of their representation in the brain, I wonder how far we would get than this type of anecdotal evidence if given the change to investigate. Personality tests are mostly, if not completely useless.
Considering the complexity of personality and behavior and our lack of understanding of their representation in the brain, I wonder how far we would get than this type of anecdotal evidence if given the change to investigate. Personality tests are mostly, if not completely useless.