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For decades, the prevailing consensus in neuroscience has been that the staggering cognitive capabilities of the human brain—our capacity for abstract language, complex mathematics, intricate imagination, and rapid invention—stem primarily from two factors: the sheer volume of our gray matter and the complexity of the "connectome," the massive, intricate web of connections linking our 100…
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