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Tag Archives: unconscious
Even David Brooks Gets It
Unbelievable. David Brooks, you know, the economist who writes for the New York Times on subject matter such as politics and economics?? . . . The dry guy you see on Face the Nation? He’s written a book about how the … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions, law, mediation, Neuroscience
Tagged brain, conscious, emotions, mediation, neuroscience, unconscious
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