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The Subconscious as a Subject of Engineering

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Poulsen, Peter
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2005
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August 25, 2005, Dr. Peter Poulsen, The Subconscious as a Subject of Engineering
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Meyer Institute Guest Speaker Presentation, arranged by Professor William Solitario
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