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Knock Knock Knocking On Rhythm's Neural Doors, bio.com
 









Excerpt: Drum the tip of a finger on a typewriter key quickly "eeeeee." Now,
stop and type "e" take a moment, type "e," take another moment, type "e" again.
The motion in both cases is exactly the same, performed by the same finger.

 But the brain processes that make the two different streams of 'e's are utterly
different, according to a study done by a University of Southern California
neural specialist and colleagues.(...)

Discrete activity was much more extensive, including numerous areas on both
sides of the brain, (...).
Source: Knock Knock Knocking On Rhythm's Neural Doors[
http://www.bio.com/newsfeatures/newsfeatures_research.jhtml?cid=5000016 ],
Bio.com, 04/09/27

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