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First and foremost, this

Submitted by evanstiegel on Mon, 05/05/2008 - 10:22am.
First and foremost, this course introduced to me to many unbelievable and complex functions of the brain and nervous system.  The lack of understanding about both the brain and behavior that I brought into this course was mostly overcome, and I leave with new understandings of brain/nervous system/behavior that I have always taken for granted.  However, I am left with many unanswered questions.  I guess this was point because it is difficult for me to believe  that anyone leaving this course could leave wihtout many new questions.  These questions will probably  motivate new observations which I guess is more support for loopy science...

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