... scientists at New York University were deleting frightening experiences from the memories of rats. "This," said neurophysiologist Greg Quirk, "is the future of psychiatry."<
Doug:
Hey humans already do that - it's called repression! I've already forgotten the expensive Italian butter I bought the other week that turned out to be rancid.
but this psychiatric technique may prevent the dreaded "return of the repressed." For example, you may develop an irrational hatred of Italians (or of butter) without knowing why. Speaking of NYU, what do pen-pals think of it receiving all those CPUSA documents? -- Jim Devine / "The truth is more important than the facts." -- Frank Lloyd Wright
