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All posts tagged
brains
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January 16, 2020For Sale: Adult Brain, Barely Used
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January 17, 2018The Montreal Cognitive Assessment: A Very Hard Brain Test for Very Stable Geniuses
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November 27, 2017The Hitler’s Brain in a Jar That Lives Next Door
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August 6, 2014I Can Access Eleven Percent of My Brain
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April 2, 2007The Convergences Contest: An Addendum to the Foregoing: Cities, Brains, Orchestras.
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January 27, 2007My Brain’s Answers During an Interview After Hearing the News That I Am About to Take Mushrooms for the First Time
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April 13, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #7: Self-Made Constriction
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May 31, 2002One Hundred Thirty-Two Electrodes, An Interview with Rose Gowen, on Being a Test Subject
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June 4, 2021It’s Great to Hang Out After Self-Isolating for a Year — I’m Not Acting Weird, Am I?
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June 17, 2021What Your Favorite ’90s Rock Band Says About the Type of Bored Suburban Dad You Are Today
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June 16, 2021How I Saved Enough to Buy a House With My Parents’ Money
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June 3, 2021Honest Reasons Why Women Don’t Want to Go Back to In-Person Work
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June 23, 2021The Coronavirus Is an Engineered Bio-Weapon, But There’s Still No Way I’ll Ever Get Vaccinated
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June 22, 2021I Think Bill Gates Is the New Drummer in Our Early Aughts Cover Band
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June 22, 2021Potential Sequels to Girl, Wash Your Face
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June 22, 2021An Open Letter to My Straight Co-worker Who Was Visibly Uncomfortable When I Stood at the Urinal Next to Him