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Me too..

Submitted by eledford on Mon, 10/18/2010 - 4:48pm.

I have struggled with this idea too, especially when in last class we discussed that this is no master controller in our brain, but rather that organization occurs via intercommunication. Getting into the moral issues as you have described above would be of interest to me for the discussion. Is it societal based? What is right and wrong to the brain, trial and error within a culture and its views? What is controlling thoughts, actions, urges? How does interconnectedness fit in there?

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