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“The same mechanism that enhances our creativity – juicing up the right-sided limbic and prefrontal brain regions…

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Justin Durand

“The same mechanism that enhances our creativity – juicing up the right-sided limbic and prefrontal brain regions with dopamine – also opens us up to religious ideas and experience. But if these brain circuits are pushed too far, thinking becomes not merely divergent but outright deviant and psychotic.”

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