No Two Brains Are the Same
Picture two walnuts. At first, they look nearly identical. But take a closer look, and
The link between thinking and writing is in your keyboard
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When space is something heard and not seen: How blindness shapes language use
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There is no such thing as a gene for language
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Do your genes define who you are?
The sound of genetics often has a fatalistic ring to it. But is that true?