One reader emails me every so often with links to brain research. His mother had worked on a project that evaluated a brain perfusion technique as a treatment for stroke that is reminiscent of the DeVries Shunt in RULES. Then a few weeks ago, he sent a link to some research that might help explain why augments can have trouble with the color red--I'll dig out the link when I get home tonight.
It's neat when things you think about seem to be taking form. Only thing is, they seem to come to pass much more quickly than you think possible.
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Date: 2005-07-28 04:09 pm (UTC)One reader emails me every so often with links to brain research. His mother had worked on a project that evaluated a brain perfusion technique as a treatment for stroke that is reminiscent of the DeVries Shunt in RULES. Then a few weeks ago, he sent a link to some research that might help explain why augments can have trouble with the color red--I'll dig out the link when I get home tonight.
It's neat when things you think about seem to be taking form. Only thing is, they seem to come to pass much more quickly than you think possible.