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More on Leaky Regions

Submitted by Simone Shane on Tue, 02/26/2008 - 12:36am.
Have we established that typically functioning people have leaky regions? I'm thinking yes. Maybe the reason we don't have seizures is because these regions are sending messages for things we need to always be doing no matter what the stimulus is? For example, breathing and other subconsious bodily processes controlled by the brain? I'd really like to find out where these leaky regions are and what they control and what individual differences might mean for behavior

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