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Love Deactivates Brain Areas For Fear, Planning, Critical Social Assessment
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6-20-2008 9:17 PM
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Silkweaver
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One does not need an MRI scan to figure most of the conclusions of this research.
Love is not so blind as it is blinding. Yet... who cares?
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6-21-2008
2:38 PM
carrerinyes
6-22-2008
3:13 AM
jmjoness
I was about to say the same thing silk said when I read this article.. The things they research, never ceases to amaze me.
6-22-2008
11:09 AM
Silkweaver
Anyway, I would always like to be open eyed regarding those things I am blind about.
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