Do liars really have different brains?

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As biology has advanced, it’s become increasingly clear that the environment and yes, even choice, have a remarkable impact on how systems work. For example, work in the field of epigenetics demonstrates that environment can have a profound influence on how DNA impacts biology. And long-term brain studies have demonstrated that the structure of the brain can change based on behavior and environment. The assumption that we’re “hardwired” is sorely mistaken.

View the original article here: Do Liars Really Have Different Brains? – Forbes

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