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Here are this morning’s:
* Lying and creativity — keeping the truth at bay — “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”
* How to tell if somebody is lying — liars often reduce the number of times that they say words like ‘I’, ‘me’, and ‘mine’ — to detect deception, look for aural signs associated with having to think hard.”
* Brain damage, pedophilia, and the law — when brain damage is at the root of a crime, how culpable is the perpetrator? — similar behavior in monkeys
* The economics effects of religion — religion has an effect on developing economies — one major factor: Hell
* How smart was your Thanksgiving dinner — before it became dinner — the turkey wasn’t always so dumb
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