| Clea Simon, author of "The Feline Mystique," said cats do have an effect on people's personalities, but this probably has nothing to do with any parasite.
"Join us," she said, "Jooiiiiin uuuus." Dr Thomas Boll, in a lazy unresearched statement, said "You'd have to document how the infection produces a change in brain function, because significant statistical evidence with good controls and such isn't worth anything, because I'm in Neuropsychology and that means I get to play with chemicals and electrodes. And you don't get personality change from infection. Personality only comes from the brain, and I'm not aware that this parasite makes its home in your brain because I haven't bothered to read up on it." RavenBlack - Thu 11 Dec, 04:18:57 |
| ...Or doesn't make its home in your brain, possibly, but certainly at least ends up leaving extra chemicals in your brain. RavenBlack - Thu 11 Dec, 04:20:26 |
| Also, ha ha, facetious. Very punly. RavenBlack - Thu 11 Dec, 04:21:14 |
| Facetious *poop*-sci, more like. RavenBlack - Fri 12 Dec, 04:46:42 |
| Raven, I really think the cat parasites are getting to you. Zarba - Sat 13 Dec, 03:19:33 |
| My cats are parasites. Does that count? Adam - Tue 16 Dec, 20:52:25 |
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