Is This a Modified Glucose Molecular?

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The idea of this process is to show them something like a dead crow or an empty room, or the face of a familiar threatening person. And whatever their part of their brain is working, work, ang workin to process that information, is going concentrate that glucose. After that period where we've shown them the stimulus, which we only have about 15 minutes or so to do that. We can anaotize the bird and put it in the scanner. The scanner, you know, jung un cunk, goes around and it detects where that tracer landedand we have about a forty five minute window before it starts to degrade. Then once the scanner's done, we can take the

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