> "24 staff members with brain abnormalities. At minimum that doesn’t result from absolutely nothing." I wouldn't be too surprised. If the baseline is some ave

> "24 staff members with brain abnormalities. At minimum that doesn’t result from absolutely nothing." I wouldn't be too surprised. If the baseline is some average brain, then that brain does not exist. Everyone has "brain abnormalities", instead it is a matter of how "abnormal" each of our brains is compared to the average.