The Neuroscience of Everyday Life
Dean BurnettBrain based explanations for everyday experiences, and evidence-based rebuttals of bad mainstream neuroscience, by popular science writer Dr Dean Burnett
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Neuroscientist, author, haphazard comic, science writer/contributor, Welsh, balding
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