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Top Five Posts at Neuron Culture in November

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By ddobbs on December 7, 2009.

1. Maybe it was just the headline ... but the runaway winner was "No pity party, no macho man." Psychologist Dave Grossman on surviving killing. Actually I think it was the remarkable photo, which looks like a painting. Check it out.

2. I'm not vulnerable, just especially plastic. Risk genes, environment, and evolution, in the Atlantic. The blog post about the article that led to the book.

3. Senator Asks Pentagon To Review Antidepressants

4. Gorgeous thing of the day: Sky's-eye view of the Maldives & other islands

5. The Weird History of Vaccine Adjuvants, even though it was from Oct 1, was #5 in November as well.

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