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Our 'marvelous' brains

By Korina Sanchez | January 22, 2014 - 12:00am

Both the History Channel and the National Geographic Channel have been airing episodes about the human brain, its complexity, its uniqueness and even its shortcomings, the latter being the most interesting of a...

Freeman Opinion