Squirrel
@squirrel
Lifelong creative, insatiably curious & compulsive puzzle solver. My passion = open source intelligence (OSINT). Fascinated with mysteries of the brain & the intersection of technology.
Every journey conceals another journey within its lines… - J Winterson
One of the most interesting details, shared in the graphic above, comes from a Princeton University Study, which demonstrated that the brain of a person telling a story and the brain of a person listening to it can synchronize. The link that is possible between a storyteller and their audience, what the paper describes as “speaker–listener neural coupling,” can be clearly seen in this image. The authors found that the greater the anticipatory speaker-listener coupling, the greater the understanding.
