The Brain Must Go Back to the Future: an Exploration of Mental Time Travel

By Luke Kennedy Burke
Physiology, University of Edinburgh

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Journal of Young Investigators. 2008. Volume 19.
Copyright © 2008 by Luke Kennedy Burke and JYI. All rights reserved.

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