Researcher finds sites of brain activated by romance

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    Evidence of the neural-meme?

    http://www.dallasnews.com/national/210505_love_09nat.ART.html

    "11/09/2000
    Associated Press
    NEW ORLEANS – When you're in love, your eyes light up, your face lights up
    – and, apparently, so do four tiny bits of your brain.

    "It is the common denominator of romantic love," said Andreas Bartels, a
    doctoral student at University College London who presented his research
    Tuesday at the Society for Neuroscience."

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