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carla re carring soup bowl RE: The brain's quick interceptions help you navigate the world | McGill University Health Centre
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I saw on tv show

A plastic bowl housed in a geodesic gismo for ALLEGEDLY children to use in a
moving car,   no spill

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Carla Rockwell
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Subject: Re: The brain's quick interceptions help you navigate the world |
McGill University Health Centre

I concur. Amazing that we with insulted brains ever got the walking thing
down at all. Now, if I could carry soup in a bowl, what a trick that would
be :)

Best!

Carla 

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