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Mines the discovery, evolution, and function of mirror neurons in the human brain, and mentions briefly that other animals possess them, dogs and chimps for example . Notes that the brain's amazing...
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My passion to understand the cognitive, psychological, and cultural forces that underpin social (viral) media exchange drove me to create a new page dedicated solely to it.
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