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What Neuroscience Says About the Hidden Damage in Memory Generated by Those Who Stopped Writing by Hand
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Stopping to write by hand changed the neural friction for a flat typing, generating silent digital amnesia. Although a keyboard records eighty words quickly, this illusory fluidity simply disconnects the vast sensory-motor mesh of our brain. Why does the brain ignore digitized texts? Researches with electroencephalogram conducted at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology mapped... The post What neuroscience says about the hidden dama…
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