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Emily On the Brain

Submitted by Ayotola Oronti on Tue, 07/08/2008 - 9:52am.
If it is true that the brain is changing, then why is it that the ant's behavior did not change from what it was doing despite the obstruction in its path? This is on the assumption that the brain = behavior. Does it mean that the brain or the information in the brain changes under certain conditions and does not under some other conditions?

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