Lee: I wrote that line for you. Maeve: A bit broad, if you ask me.

The brain might have grown bigger due to a tendency towards ever younger features called neotony (cf. Gould 1977; Gould 1980; Lewin 1989; inter al.).

I was recently teaching a class about the signs and symptoms of stress and burnout, and asked them to think about the 'red flags' in their lives that let them know when they were feeling stressed, writes Dr Jane Clark of Armidale. One student told me that her red flag was when she started 'procrastibaking' - cooking dozens of scones and Anzac biscuits to avoid her assignments. Simone Chin is one such procrastibaker. It's a quite common among distracted students trying to waste time just before an exam, she writes.

Such wonderful guidance assists models in specific tasks such as NMT, which is a many-to-many task.