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two days later...

Submitted by jrlewis on Sun, 07/20/2008 - 7:39pm.
After frying both my brain and my cell phone this week, I am still thinking about the brain and behavior.  It was so hot outside this morning that the display on my cell phone melted.  However, contemplating the implications of neurobiology for me own life is at the moment more interesting than pondering the chemical reactions which describe the unfortunate state of my cell phone.  This is my primary praise for the Brain and Behavior Institute; its stories are still amusing to me.    Currently, I am reflecting on how my brain and behavior relate to my horses.  The connection between our cognitive unconsciouses when we perform as a team.  How my behavior influences my horse and how her behavior affects mine.

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