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Submitted by Martin on Sun, 09/07/2008 - 8:25pm.

Howdy Yall,

I just graduated in May with a BA in Philosophy. During my time studying philosophy I spent quite some time thinking about the relationship between the brain as organ, part of the human body, and how it relates to the mind/soul/seat of rationality. My first real experience with this field outside of thought experiments was vicarious, through a friend of mine who is a psychiatrist. His influence has peaked my interest about the relationship between the willed behaviors and how they can effect mental health.

I look forward to a good semester of discussions!

   Cheers,

       Marty 

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