Are we as a species sensitive to the singular? Do we as the group have the needs of the individual in mind? Is there a way to train ourselves to behave this way??
In a new study cranial expert Dr Jonathan Coleman (Mental Health Dept-LSU) reveals, "Cultures that become classified as person people all seem to share a unique part of the brain that other cultures simply don't possess." In a lengthy multi-year multi-disclipinary study whose findings will be revealed Tuesday, Coleman worked with Dr CJ Tarantino, the head of Experimental Brain Science at Univ of New Jersey. The men traced the highest frequency of such waves to Omara, NZ where an ancient amphitheater once stood & today sits an open-air market.
This subatomic field recording by the Drs is the closest we'll get to understanding these bygone cultures & how they once lived. It was funded by a grant from the estate of leading brain genius Dr. Paul Fuemana (R.I.P.).
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