
Brain based explanations for everyday experiences, and evidence-based rebuttals of bad mainstream neuroscience, by popular science writer Dr Dean Burnett
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I’ve not blogged in a while. In my defence, I’ve been very busy. And still am. As well as launching an anniversary edition of my first book while trying to finish my next one, I’ve taken on multiple other duties as w...
I keep getting new subscribers, which is nice, but there are also not many new posts to warrant such attention. And that’s on me. Obviously.
At present, I’m armpits-deep in getting my next book project(s) finished, so unfortunately have s...
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President Trump and his administration recently claimed that autism is actually the result of pregnant women taking Tylenol, aka paracetamol.
This has surprised many qualified experts, who are, apparently, “scepti...
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Why are there so many autistic people these days?
That’s a question that gets asked surprisingly often. Well, I get asked it surprisingly often, anyway. But that’s probably inevitable, given my line of work.
Because,...
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I’ve been asked, several times now, about my thoughts on the recent study from MIT about the effect of ChatGPT on people’s brain’s. You may have seen this yourself, it has ‘d...
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