Neurological Correlates

How much is a dexfenfluramine without the valvulopathy worth? The analysts say “zero”.

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Taxpayer shakedown.

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Neuroeconomic studies may have sample selection bias.

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Am I the only one who reads these puff pieces and sprays diet soda at the computer screen? The interview with the ethically empty suit who proclaims “authenticity” and “management systems” and all of that when really it’s about the perks and money and power? Prof. Krugman’s Op-Ed is about the US losing all credibility [...]

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Do you really like unexpected rewards? Are you getting enough iron in your diet?

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Things aren’t that bad. Seriously. It’s just chaotic because there are so many tsunami-sized changes happening. Call it pent up demand from the stifling past 8 years (and I’m not overly fond of anyone in the political realm, so that is not political, just observant). Here are three economic-trends going on: 1. Finance —> actual [...]

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Brain scan for psychopath in court?

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Dr. Drew, where is your empathy?

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‘The Big Takeover”, by Matt Taibbi (Rolling Stone April 2, 2009 issue) states: The global economic crisis isn’t about money – it’s about power. How Wall Street insiders are using the bailout to stage a revolution. . .”

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Genes to cognition interactive neuroscience interface

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