What happened to the man who could no longer feel emotions

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Problem: Listen to this RadioLab episode, "Overcome by Emotion." What happened to the man who could no longer feel emotions? What does the presenter, Jad Abumrad, mean when he says, "So one way to look at a gut feeling is that it's a kind of shorthand average of all of this past wisdom.

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