There's an enormous amount of anatomical variation.

They are traced just by their known anatomical path along vasculature.

Most important of all, the brain needs global reentry pathways connecting these anatomical structures.

And or we can have a pattern which doesn't correspond to single anatomical part.

Good doctors explain things to patients in easily understandable ways, using anatomical models and such.

But here we can get both the anatomical imaging and the temperature maps in real time.

So we have these anatomical categories that persist, that are in many ways problematic and questionable.

Certain dinosaurs share some anatomical details with birds found in no other animals, such as wish bones.

The Founding Fathers were, for my point of view, the original anatomical activists, and this is why.

So as part of that, they were coming to us with a concept that was about anatomical commonality.

So there are some anatomical divisions that make sense to me and that I think we should retain.

So when she got older, she created this incredible thing it's an anatomical sculpture of a woman's body, half a woman's body.

What they rejected was an anatomical concept and replaced it with another one that was radical and beautiful and held us for 200 years.

The Founding Fathers rejected that idea, and they replaced it with a new anatomical concept, and that concept was all men are created equal.

That's because they're the classic places for 'something' to appear. Like the grand piano that plays by itself, the human anatomical model that moves by itself ...

The thing that I find so interesting is this psychological understanding as well as this anatomical understanding and simultaneously this respect for, and love of the beauty of the body.

What happened was women, for example, who wanted the right to vote, took the Founding Fathers' concept of anatomical commonality being more important than anatomical difference and said, The fact that we have a uterus and ovaries is not significant enough in terms of a difference to mean that we shouldn't have the right to vote, the right to full citizenship, the right to own property, etc.

It wasn't until the invention of the MR and really the integration of MR with focused ultrasound that we could get the feedback both the anatomical and the physiological in order to have a completely noninvasive, closed loop surgical procedure.

So what we have is a sort of situation where the farther our science goes, the more we have to admit to ourselves that these categories that we thought of as stable anatomical categories, that mapped very simply to stable identity categories are a lot more fuzzy than we thought.