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Neurons used to be compared to simple on/off switches, but they’re actually much more complex. Each one works like a little brain and is in conversation with thousands of cells via hundreds of chemical signals. Your cranial brain has about … Continue reading
Posted in Cognitive science
Tagged brain, Clark, environment, Ingold, Johnson, Lakoff, skin-bag body
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