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What do we learn about American society from the first paragraph?

What happens when people strive to look better?

What does the author say about outer beauty?

What brings about spiritual connection?

What happens when we take the path toward cultivating inner beauty?

What can we expect of plant - based meats?

What do we learn about consumers buying Beyond and Impossible Foods products?

What can we conclude about Impossible Foods’ products from Joan Solsman’s remark?

Why can the habit of eating a plant - based diet lead to better health?

What does the author recommend we eat at the end of the passage?

The human brain has the ability to constantly form new networks and connections between brain cells. This means the brain has an almost magical ability to change. This characteristic is __26__ apparent in a new study, focusing on people who underwent a hemispherectomy, a surgical procedure in which half of the brain is removed to treat illness. The findings showed that, despite missing half of this critical __27__, participants could function well. This was because the __28__ half of their brain strengthened. In fact, researchers found that connections—and thus communication—between parts of different brain networks are actually stronger in people who had hemispherectomies than in people with intact brains. This __29__ that the brain is able to compensate for loss of certain brain structure. There are many other cases in the medical __30__ that document the brain’s amazing ability to __31__. For example, a young boy had a significant portion of his brain removed for medical reasons, which included the part of the brain __32__ for sight. But a few years after his surgery, scientists found that he could __33__ see. They determined that this was because other parts of his brain took over the missing part’s __34__ tasks. Another study involved people who could smell, despite missing the region in the brain that processes information about smells. Though they are not sure how these individuals __35__ the ability to smell, scientists believe it is possible that another part of the brain took on that task.

The age - long mystery has now been resolved as to how phantom traffic jams are caused.

It is possible to nearly double the hourly throughput per lane by adopting bilateral control.

According to Horn, drivers making constant adjustments for equal spacing between cars in a flow of traffic can help reduce phantom traffic jams.

Before systems for bilateral control are installed, drivers should not follow the car in front too closely so as to reduce phantom traffic jams.

Horn said with some simple modifications to the existing equipment in new vehicles, their spacing bilateral control could be accomplished.

Drivers caught up in phantom traffic jams are likely to think an accident has happened or some construction is going on.

Two sets of sensors would be used to help drivers determine the distances between cars.

Solving the problem of phantom jams could save America billions of dollars every year.

In a phantom traffic jam, the cars in the same lane slow down one after another, creating a wave - like effect.

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