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235All the purported benefits of music lessons can be had in greater amount if you Sun Tzu-11/13/2013
234Long-Term Benefits of Music Lessons By SINDYA N. BHANOO Childhood music lessonRoad Walker-11/13/2013
233This one gave me chills. It is also what every person needs to work toward to hakoan-11/7/2013
232That is amazing. 5 minutes and my eyes closed, so relaxing. Earned a link on my Road Walker-11/7/2013
231I thought I posted this here. Listen to this music and imagine it as a backgrounkoan-11/7/2013
230That is so beautiful it is breathtaking. Put the cricket music with it.koan-11/7/2013
229Yes, and I've shared this list many times before en.wikipedia.org On the otRoad Walker-11/7/2013
228I do I do I do [graphic]average joe-11/7/2013
227You know this one? en.wikipedia.orgkoan-11/6/2013
226ted.comRoad Walker-11/6/2013
225<I>Jumper Cables for the Mind</I> What's interesting about thisRoad Walker-11/6/2013
224The human brain is some sort of biological computer designed by evolution. We arkoan111/5/2013
223Jumper Cables for the Mind By DAN HURLEY This couldn’t possibly be a good idea.Road Walker-11/4/2013
222I would have been a valuable member finding food and defending the tribe.and smoaverage joe-11/3/2013
221This one was very good too. And last but not least, this ones comments about koan-11/3/2013
220Got this from neolib: You may find this, which is a very recent paper, quite koan-11/3/2013
219Exactly. How successful tribes survived. I often think about what my role woulkoan-11/3/2013
218<I>It also means we are all just different, with different talents that alRoad Walker-11/3/2013
217I never thought of it this way before: So I read the article on human evolutikoan-11/2/2013
216 This story is only good if you trust me that it is 100% true. After asking thekoan-11/2/2013
215Why Attractive Candidates Win By ANDREW EDWARD WHITE and DOUGLAS T. KENRICK JORoad Walker-11/2/2013
214???MIght just be hybrid vigor. Latest DNA shows we are 4% Neanderthal. The gukoan111/1/2013
213I think we know how civilization started. It was the written word which allowed koan-11/1/2013
212If it makes perfect sense it's probably wrong <g>. Think of looking baRoad Walker-11/1/2013
211That makes perfect sense to me. I always thought it was writing that really pushkoan-11/1/2013
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