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...ain states such as attention, performance capability, and emotion, in real-time. The signals extracted by BCI techniques are then used to improve and optim
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...a consequence of a convergence in which media sell science but at the same time create new publics of science. Critique and consumption run therefore in th
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...r of social, technological and economic changes. More so than at any other time in human history, embryos and foetuses are represented in public forums as
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...whole. The structure of individual sentences has been retained most of the time, and indication has been given whenever sentences have been split. No forei
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...o reply to saying "I think this is now resolved", but sooner or later it's time to just blow away the old discussions (they are of course preserved in the
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..., extinction: not only have we humanized the emergence of humans from deep time (by regarding evolution as being oriented towards adaptation), but we have
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...where ultimate value is present in all forms of life, was striking in its time in its rereading of process in Darwinism, specifically with respect to the
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...air enters and exits our body on a regular basis. Daily survival is a full time job, as breathing is synonymous with living. Our breathing must flow consta
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