i think they weren't just using a midola as a measure of emotion. They were interested in which part of the brain is actually getting that memory to a til e i stored permanently. So, likey, we need some i don't think they're going to be right, even the best one. But at least i'm sure there's something that we're being unfair about. We're not leaves no way that like our consant ie, just unrelenting contempt for this researchis is fully on target.
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