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Few would have predicted that the discovery of the circulation of the blood would have changed the way philosophers view the world, theologians conceive of God, or astronomers look at the stars, yet all of that happened.

— Richard Bergland The Fabric of Mind (1985)

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Whatever the cerebellum is doing, it’s doing a lot of it.

It is the synchrony, the synergism and the spatial juxtaposition of whirling hormonal forces that give life to the human soul.

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Amending your own mind is very, very satisfying… amending other people's minds is a fruitless, unsatisfying effort.

Doubtless the study of brain electricity helped in understanding the internal circuits of the brain, but it solved few problems of brain disease.

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Genetic engineers are powerless in all of this without some cooperative effort from people working in allied fields.

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