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Monthly Archives: February 2010

Scientists in London discover the perfect excuse for forgetting who someone is: “Sorry, I have a genetic disability and lack the gene for recognizing faces. Who are you again?”

February 25, 2010

Facial recognition is heritable in twins who don't really need to recognize each other.

Conspiracies and Smears And Getting Stiffed: Using this blog to complain, again.

February 16, 2010

Smear campaigns are so 1990s.

Friday Before Pres. Day Weekend Dysfunctional Roundup: Chatroulette request

February 12, 2010

Chatroulette is a way to talk to strangers on the internet. Neuro-economics study subjects galore? Update: Exhibitionism? Wha?

Neurological Correlates Rewrites the DSM: Introducing the DSM-A-Matic

February 11, 2010

Years on the couch? Psych meds for everyone? Nah. DSM-A-Matic.

Fetal Alcohol epigenetics and Chicago School of Economics: Lack of empathy.

February 6, 2010

Fetal Alcohol epigenetics and Chicago School of Economics: Lack of empathy.

Here it is, fetal alcohol epigenetic study, mouse so far. You can see this one coming.

When describing dense scientific research, the author oversimplifies for readability by people not in the neuroscience field. Each such oversimplification might well begin with a phrase like “to oversimplify,” or “to overstate the conclusions,” or “one may speculate.” Such warnings, if inserted into the text, would decrease readability, and readers are encouraged to provide such qualifiers silently when considering topics discussed.

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