Piecing together what happened in New York last weekend.

Actually, my memories of the semi-spontaneous confluence of ScienceBlogs sciblings in the vicinity of the Seed mothership this past weekend are quite vivid, and I'll put up a proper post on that later today.

But in the event that I hadn't remembered things so clearly, and had to piece it all together from what came home on my digital camera, my reflections on the last few day might be distorted.

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I might end up with something like this:

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Rob: You know what this place needs?

Chad: More physical science bloggers?

Rob: Mmm-hmm. There're lots of biologists, but they're small enough that I think we can take them.

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PZ: I don't think you'll be doing that. Our minions are everywhere.

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Unholy army of poison frogs: What PZ said.

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Or maybe it happened like this ...

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The bloggers with an interest in brains and neuroscience (including
Carl, Mo, and Evil Monkey) gather to plot.

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James's doubt might require an additional island as Evil Monkey tests a snack cake for psychotropic effects.

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Mo demonstrates a way to use a digital camera to perform a lobotomy.

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Dave politely but firmly declines a lobotomy.

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