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"The results provide evidence that the human executive system favors creativity for compensating its limited monitoring capacity" explained Dr. Via Thomas Menk, Philippe Vallat 
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Now, I would certainly not place my work on a global scale, yet along with tremendous gratitude for the opportunity, I do see a small bit of irony. On the one hand, disruptive change is afoot in al... Via Philippe Vallat
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Michel, Thanks for picking this up. It's very appreciated and I hope you find my work of interest. Kindly, David
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Philippe,
Thanks for picking up this blog posting. I hope you enjoyed my work and your support is very appreciated. Kindly, David |
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"Brain scans reveal that when participants are engaged in moral reasoning, there is significant activation in areas crucial to emotional processing (a circuit running from the frontal lobes to the limbic system)." Via Sarantis Chelmis
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