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There's been a recent complication to this. Our local paper reported on
research
done by the University of Minnesota indicating that glial cells can
communicate
with each other. Glial cells were thought to be just support cells for the
neurons, which do the real work.

Gwen Lenker <galenker@msn.com> wrote in article
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> Vincent Stadelmann <vstadelm@dico.epfl.ch> wrote in article
> <32FB007C.1B5B@dico.epfl.ch>...
> > Hello how do you do,
> > I think that the body is over powering the mind, what do you think of
> > that?
>  
> If you mean that what we call the mind is entirely the product of
> physiological processes, you're in good company.
> 
> Nobel Prize winner Francis Crick shares that view.  Try to locate a copy
of
> his book, _The Astonishing Hypothesis_.
> 
> Stephen Hawking has expressed a similar sentiment in interviews but I
can't
> manage a citation at the moment.
> 
> 
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