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Face transplant and spice for life

download MP3 Successful face transplant including eyeball, News of Cinnamon for longer life and better memory by Ian Woolf, Face recognition by Gina Sartore Presented and produced by Ian Woolf https://nyulangone.org/news/nyu-langone-health-performs-worlds-first-whole-eye-partial-face-transplant NYU Langone Health Performs World’s First Whole-Eye & Partial-Face...

Don't ignore your symptoms

download MP3 (right-click and select 'save as') New protein causing post-exertional malaise hints at new diagnostic tests and drugs for ME/CFS, Flaws found by critics in the PACE Trials and Cochrane Review recommending graded exercise therapy and Cognitive behavioural therapy...

Brain Fog Therapy

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Unsimulated mint longevity

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Expressly Human - part 2

MP3 Computing pioneer Kathleen Booth reaches 100 by Ian Woolf, Dr Mark Changizi talks about how emotional expression evolved - part 2. Produced and presented by Ian Woolf Mark Changizi Expressly Human interview part 1 The Vision Revolution book review...

Expressly Human - part 1

MP3 Pleading the fourth - suing the CIA by Ian Woolf, Dr Mark Chanizi talks about what we said before language was invented - part 1. Produced and presented by Ian Woolf Mark Changizi Expressly Human interview part 2 The...

Vision Revolutions

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Quick Tests and Cognitive Biases

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The Right To Repair - part 1

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Census and Privacy 2021 - part 1

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Retro Robot love

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Funding ME and CFS research

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What good is consciousness?

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Crooke's radiometer mystery

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The origin of life - inevitable?

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Savannasaurus and teenage blood

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Virtual Observatory defeating salt

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Future work, farmbot and Chiptunes

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Re-using carbon and Biohack Syd

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Building Biosensors to detect disease

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Plasticised brains, tea, and pain

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Thorium Trans-Tasman 3MT competition

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Cognitive Reserve and Solar max

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Extremophiles and The Vision Revolution

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Colour evolution and Darwin part 6

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Labile languages and remembering Steve Jobs

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Sex Evolution and Technological Art

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Cognitive Load and Vision Revolution

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Bionic soldiers and unlimited power

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