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Daniel Reisel
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丹尼尔·莱塞尔 |
TED2013
• February 2013
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丹尼尔·莱塞尔（Daniel Reisel）研究的是患有精神病的罪犯以及老鼠的大脑。他问了一个重要的问题：与其将这些罪犯关起来，难道我们不应该运用我们所知道的关于大脑的知识来帮助他们康复 么？换而言之，如果大脑在受损之后可以发展出新的神经链接，难道我们不应该帮助大脑重新培养道德行为么？
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