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Cells That Read Minds
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By SANDRA BLAKESLEE

Scientists plumb the secrets of mirror neurons, which allow the brain
to perform its highest tasks. One mystery remains: What makes them so
smart?

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[From Bryan Thalhammer (2006.01.10.1000 CST)]

Dick,

Yes, that is very interesting. Controlling for a goal or just controlling the perception of a goal trickles down outputs to lower level control systems that are used in the actual control / manipulation, I guess. The thing is that the model that is being used for that phenom.

Thanks for sending that out.

–Bry

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Cells That Read Minds
By SANDRA BLAKESLEE
Scientists plumb the secrets of mirror neurons, which allow the brain to perform its highest tasks. One mystery remains: What makes them so smart?



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