Sorry for the paucity of links this week, but I have been spending a significant portion of my days either sleeping or wandering about wishing I were asleep. This should keep you busy for a little while, though.<\/p>\n
Carl Zimmer explains what’s up with the wrinkly brains<\/a>.<\/p>\n Theory of Mind describes our ability to understand the emotions and thoughts of others by relating them to our own. Rebecca Saxe is using fMRI to study how it develops<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Human Brain Map Project<\/a> proposed by President Obama sounds really cool, but some scientist<\/a>s have what sound like legitimate gripes about it.<\/p>\n Jon Stewart interviewed Steven Brill about his Time Magazine Article, Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us<\/a>, and didn’t ask him too many tough questions about his information. However, Matthew Iglesias did in Slate<\/a>, and David Dobbs agreed and added a story of his own as illustration on Wired<\/a>. (H\/T to Miss Cellania<\/a>)<\/p>\n Gorillas playing in leaves!!<\/p>\n