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Fellow ScienceBlogger Jonah Lehrer's long-awaited book Proust Was a Neuroscientist is now shipping. Any chance you'll send a copy CogDaily's way, Jonah?
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Aaron Rowe suggests that scientists could profit by emulating the high-speed communications methods used by programmers and hackers. Anyone know of a science networking site?
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OmniBrain points out that this "test" that's been circulating around the web is nothing more than 21st century astrology. But it's still cool to try to "see" the figure spinning both ways.
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Excellent, practical advice
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