"In short, the brain sustains a sense of unity not just in the presence of its left and right co-pilots."
— Carey, Benedict (b. 1960)
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Place of Publication
New York
Date
October 31, 2011
Metaphor
"In short, the brain sustains a sense of unity not just in the presence of its left and right co-pilots."
Metaphor in Context
In short, the brain sustains a sense of unity not just in the presence of its left and right co-pilots. It does so amid a cacophony of competing voices, the neural equivalent of open outcry at the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Citation
Carey, Benedict, "Decoding the Brain's Cacophony," New York Times (October 31, 2011). <Link to NYTimes.com>
Date of Entry
11/01/2011
