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I reached into a cool bucket and held a tenacious grip on a brain, that once had enough electrochemical energy to light up a room and spark an idea. I immediately became fascinated and spent countless hours glued to neurosurgical handbooks and various medical journals learning about the physiology of the brain. Currently, I am taking an online medical neuroscience class through Duke University. In 2015 I conducted a dissertation on how to electrically stimulate the brain thus preventing REM Sleep Behavior Disorder. I presented my dissertation to Dr. Erik St Louis, a neurologist at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. St Louis took an interest in my thesis and invited me to work with his research team and help publish my dissertation. Furthermore, I believe

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