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Okay, let's monologue.

What is going on in their heads?

That's a question I ask myself all the time when I watch the behaviour of others,

the famous, the infamous, every day.

What are they thinking?

I ask myself.

I would say it's instinctive to wonder what another is thinking,

to wonder what drives them, what do they know that I don't and should.

So while we're on the subject of the insides of skulls, can I just let you know that back in 2008, archaeologists excavating in advance of the

building of a new campus for York University, found a decapitated human skull, buried in a pit,

and inside the skull, the astonishingly well-preserved brain.

In fact, the best preserved brain ever found in the world.

The man to whom it once belonged, and it was a man, aged somewhere between his mid-20s and

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