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For the last time. The amygdala is in the the limbic layer, not the Triune. Wiki has nothing to do with this, and there is no reliable source to back your origional claim. I'd advise you to remain calm, your reaction to being told makes you look dunce.

by Luna Prey

The purpose of this experiment is to determine if the personality of an individual being is a direct result of that being's DNA, and envrionment from which their experiences are based. If anonomlies are found, than it is possible to assume a soul does exist, and has it's own personal set of traits.

We would need two mother ant clones of identical DNA. They would then give bith to a baby, and once born, the mother would be taken away immediately. The antlings would then be raised in completely identical environments. After a certain amount of time, the ants will be tested for personality traits, and differences will be noted!

If you are interested in contributing to this fascinating and cutting-edge research, please email me at [email protected].

For a better understanding of life and ourselves,

Luna 

 You need to use something better than ants.

by Spatial Mind

  They say the Cerebral cortex (frontal lobes) handle all emotions except all experiences that leads to anger. The Triune ( Reptilllian complex, center part) handles that, along with other primal instincts.

by Spatial Mind

For the last time. The amygdala is in the the limbic layer, not the Triune.

It's obvious that, in your so-called "research", you didn't even get past the first paragraph of that mediocre Wikipedia article you keep talking about.

Failing to check your facts, even after you're told they're wrong, is such an ugly habit, Anthony. It's the trademark of the ignorant, self-sufficient, arrogant "sherson" of our times.  

 Mice would be better. There's that story that went viral, with pictures, of a mouse attacking a snake trying to save another. The zoo keepers then decided the brave rodent earned it's freedom. Mice will do, but even still, people would be the best to experiment with.

 Funny, I found your first contribution relative to wiki's first paragraph when I decided to check out what it actually has. None the less, my first claim was incorrect.