Most interesting passage to me: > Strikingly, the brain atlases were similar for all the participants, suggesting that their brains organised the meanings of w

Most interesting passage to me: > Strikingly, the brain atlases were similar for all the participants, suggesting that their brains organised the meanings of words in the same way. The scientists only scanned five men and two women, however. All are native English speakers, and two are authors of the study published in Nature. It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different semantic brain atlases. Would love to see this study performed on a much larger, diverse, group, to see what similarities and differences there are. Also, same person at different ages.