Dioscorides, a Greek physician and pharmacologist who practiced in Rome in the second century B.C., wrote, "Lead makes the mind give way".
This creates content that is increasingly creative and violent," writes lead researcher Christoph Bartneck.
"Such a galaxy is unexpected," wrote lead study author Steven Finkelstein, an assistant professor of astronomy at the University of Texas at Austin.
"We show that the viral reservoir can be seeded substantially earlier than previously recognized," wrote lead study author and Harvard Medical School virologist James Whitney, and colleagues.
However, they write, lead poisoning can be prevented through measures such as public education and the implementation and enforcement of lead recycling guidelines.
"Zealotry," Mr. Rosenbaum writes, "leads to lies".
Herd behavior, Mielle wrote, leads to bad decision-making.
This, he writes, leads to "underclass behavior" and "less social trust".
Much of what they wrote led nowhere, though Schneer elaborates on their maneuvers at great length.
