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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 17 Feb 2013

    Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. New research on what babies know:http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM 

    9:41 AM - 17 Feb 2013
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      2. Paul Harb‏ @Paul_Harb 17 Feb 2013
        Replying to @WSJ

        “@WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. New research on what babies know: http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ”

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      3. JAVINNO PURICELLI‏ @JPURICELLI 17 Feb 2013
        Replying to @Paul_Harb

        @Paul_Harb @WSJ The Mind is the Most Powerful Thing that We as Humans Have in our possession. And Instinctively Certain things We Just Know!

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      1. Patagonio222‏ @patagonio222 17 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. New research babies: http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ”@SusanaDeLeonMD

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      1. Edwin Shackeroff, MD‏ @eman77 17 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ” @phoebephilms @taranreese. Good job!

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      1. Daisy‏ @dlatinbetty 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ lack of use is what makes them inactive. What we need to know is what reactivate them before they die away and use another pathway?!

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      1. Daisy‏ @dlatinbetty 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ even I knew that looong time ago.

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      1. mary cox‏ @marycox3 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ Witchita Alamo Pecos Gulf

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      1. Capt Charles R‏ @CaptCharlesR 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ My guess, a mom (or dad) needs to be with their children 24/7 for the first 3 years since there is so much brain development going on

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      1. CJG‏ @CraigJeffry 17 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ” @jessalyngarvey

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      1. Keshni‏ @BaboolalKeshni 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ #b2710 Also they are developing their facial recognition cells at birth so the synapses are made on the first face they see.

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      1. Keshni‏ @BaboolalKeshni 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ #b2710 Yes A child taught exposed to any language up until the age of 6 will soak it up like a sponge. I adopted Zulu from our maids.

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      1. Carol Dallam‏ @cdallam 17 Feb 2013
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        @lynleymarie MT “@WSJ: Babies more synapses,connections between neurons, than adults. New research,what babies know: http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ”

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      1. Monty H. Mathis‏ @Monty_H_Mathis 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ Especially Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid combined.

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      1. Jorge Yáñez López‏ @yanezlj 17 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM ” http://yfrog.us/05njykojcaespfzmhtwhzmfvz …

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      1. Terrence Myles‏ @TerrenceMyles 17 Feb 2013
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        RT @WSJ Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults. New research on what babies know: http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM 

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      1. Charo Hampsch‏ @Charohampsch 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ can you contact me i have a history for you

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      1. Michael‏ @mikesig2727 17 Feb 2013
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        Baby Geniuses is a documentary! RT @WSJ: Babies have more synapses, or connections between neurons, than adults.

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      1. NeuroSearch‏ @SearchNeuro 17 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ We'll never end the journey to discover how #AMAZING is our #brain!! http://on.wsj.com/YkUipM  http://tinyurl.com/aqh3oz9 

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