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Did you know? Human brains generate common code to mark others’ location – OrissaPOST
For the first time, scientists have recorded how our brains navigate physical space and keep track of others location, suggesting that our brains generate a common…
For the first time, scientists have recorded how our brains navigate physical space and keep track of others location, suggesting that our brains generate a common code to mark where other people are in relation to ourselves.
Researchers used a special backpack to wirelessly monitor the brain waves of epilepsy patients as each one walked around an empty room hunting for a hidden, two-foot spot.
In an article published in Nature, the scientists report that the waves flowed in a distinct pattern suggesting…
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