Mind Scans to Map Decision Making Mechanics
rrangel writes "Newsweek is running an article on the fMRI, which tracks brain function by measuring blood flow, and using it for watching the mechanics of economics and choice. Best quote on economic choice: '... there is no quantity of juice sufficient to get a male monkey to look away from the hindquarters of a female in estrus.' H. Hefner has known that all along."
Why can't wives understand that?
We don't need that the female be in estrus.
there is no quantity of juice sufficient
Oh really? I bet they only tried 'reasonable' amounts of juice. They can't be sure unless they try an infinite amount of juice -- or rather, an amount of juice so unfeasibly preposterously gigantic that the monkey is simply nable to comprehend it, so that changes in the juice quantity no longer have any effect. When they use that much juice, I'll take remarks like the above seriously
Disclaimer: I am only writing this because I am thirsty and like thinking about juice.
Whence? Hence. Whither? Thither.
According to the them, science has it wrong. They should be scanning my posterior instead of my head. Since I married them, I would agree.
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No, it's from not having a job! You insensitive clod!
I can do this research for about $0.
How many people here enjoy Hustler or Playboy?
ok, now how many enjoy "Big juice box weekly"?
What if they added more juice?
even more?
Case closed.
Before you mod me funny, think, perhaps I was insightfully funny?
Oo! I've thought of what to do with this information. We can start using sex to sell things, like juice! I wonder why no one has thought of it before!
Before you mod me funny, think, perhaps I was insightfully funny?
with my "Jump To Conclusions" mat. Good enough for all of life's decisions!
Wait, what kind of juice is it?
Why are divorces so expensive?
Because they're worth it.
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