Science still means we know nothing...
In 2009, a group of researchers slid a dead Atlantic salmon into an fMRI scanner. They showed the fish photographs of humans in emotionally charged social situations and asked it to determine what emotion each person was experiencing. Then they ran the standard analysis.
The salmon’s brain lit up.
The fish had been dead for some time. The point was never …
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