Three Myths About the Brain.
The article focuses on several myths about the human brain including that the brain only functions 10% of its total capacity and that the brain of a macaque monkey is an important tool in understanding the human brain.
| Publicado en: | New York Times Vol. 163; no. 56582; p. 9 |
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8/3/2014
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