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Academic Psychiatry, VOL. 33, No. 6

REGULAR | December 01, 2009

Mind-Brain Dualism

Nancy L. Debbink; Carol I. Ping Tsao

Academic Psychiatry 2009;33:450-450. 99090151t

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Psychiatry & Behavioral HealthMedical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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The brain and the mind sat down

And asked who is boss in town?

That thoughts belie

And emotions run high

The debate goes round and round.

Then how do we begin to know

What troubles a person so

We take scans of their head

And dreams from their bed

Oh what is most apropos?

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