Quick links from the past week in mind and brain news:
Be wary of studies that link mental illness with creativity or high IQ. Good piece in The Guardian.
Nautilus has a piece on the lost dream journal of neuroscientist Santiago Ramon y Cajal.
Video games are tackling mental health with mixed results. Great piece in Engadget.
The Globe and Mail asks how we spot the next ‘lone wolf’ terrorist and looks at some of the latest research which has changed what people look for.
A third of young Americans say they aren’t 100% heterosexual according to a YouGov survey. 4% class themselves as ‘completely homosexual’, a further 3% as ‘predominantly homosexual’.
National Geographic reports on a study suggesting that three-quarters of handprints in ancient cave art were left by women.
Psychiatry is reinventing itself thanks to advances in biology says NIMH Chief Thomas Insel in New Scientist. Presumably a very slow reinvention that doesn’t seem to change treatment very much.
Wired report that IBM have a close-to-production neuromorphic chip. Big news.
Most people are resilient after trauma. Good piece in BBC Future.
Mind Hacks 
Time travel? Spike activity 21-07-2015
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