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Welcome to the science podcast for January 10th, 2019. I'm Sarah Cresby. On this week's show,

newswriter Kelly Servic joins me to talk about two-person fMRI scans. It's a tight squeeze,

but researchers are hoping to use this technique to better understand social interaction.

And I talk with Igor Grossman about his science advances paper,

which delves into the difference between being rational and being reasonable. Now we have staff

news writer Kelly Servic. She's here to talk to us about two-person fMRI. Hi, Kelly. Hi, Sarah. Okay, it's my impression that when you get an

fMRI, or at least an MRI, the machines are a tight fit. You're in this small, closed-in space,

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