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Book review: The Narrative Brain

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By J. b. Smith Verified, Fritz Breithaupt
| New Humanist Verified
The Narrative Brain: The Stories Our Neurons Tell (Yale University Press) by Fritz Breithaupt Our world is made of stories. From idle gossip with work colleagues to stories of political tribes and nation states, our brains weave threads of narrative that form the tapestry of experienced reality. We are so attuned to this narrative thinking that the stories we tell have huge power over us, allowing the weakest individual to stand up against impossible odds, or leading whole nations into darkness.
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Stratospheric aerosol perturbation by tropospheric biomass burning and deep convection - Nature Geoscience

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By X. Shen, J. Jacquot, Y. Y. Li, G. P. Schill, C. R. Homeyer, R. C. Moffet, F. A. Rivera-Adorno, D. M. Murphy, J. b. Smith Verified, A. Laskin, K. P. Bowman, M. Fraund, T. E. Olayemi, J. V. Pittman, F. N. Keutsch
| Nature Verified
Abstract The stratosphere is generally considered to be stable, with minimal vertical mixing. However, deep convection can transport low-altitude material above the tropopause.
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Round of chilly, wet weather could quench drought

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By J. b. Smith Verified
| Waco Tribune-Herald‎ Verified
Never mind the toadstools and mud puddles, and the rain gauges showing several inches of rain this week.Waco is still officially in severe drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, which tracks drought conditions such as soil moisture and river flow as well as rainfall.But that could change with a new weeklong round of rainfall from the remnants of a Pacific storm blowing in from Mexico, National Weather Service forecasters said.
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