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<!-- story -->Get your brain in gear with Nintendo's handheld and a brand new series examining the age old question of nature versus nurture


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<!-- copy -->We at Mansized Mansions often find ourselves wondering about the brain. How can something that's 75% water conjure up a symphony, design the Eiffel Tower or get to grips with quadratic equations? We could never manage them.
Then we see the likes of Jeremy Clarkson in action and we wonder no more.
The National Geographic Channel has obviously been pondering the same question - hence its new series 'My Brilliant Brain' that kicks off shortly.
The aim? To answer the age old question of nature versus nurture. Is genius something we're born with or does it take years of education, dedication and posting on Mansized?
Highlights of the series include profiles of Hungarian born Susan Polger, the world�s first female chess grand master, autistic George Widener who has the ability to calculate the day of the week for any date in history and child prodigy pianist Marc Yu who mastered Beethoven at three years old and can now play classical pieces from memory.
To mark the start of the new series, we�ve teamed up with National Geographic Channel to get your brains into gear.
The winner of this competition will get a Nintendo DS Lite and National Geographic goodies including a T-shirt, brolly, fancy mug and an Atlas.

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