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That kind of variation isn’t too surprising to me. The claim that there isn’t one at all though I don’t really buy.
by gonehome 5y ago
That kind of variation isn’t too surprising to me. The claim that there isn’t one at all though I don’t really buy.
- mach1ne 5y agoIf I would hazard a guess, I'd say it's possible that the region of the brain processing language has developed elsewhere than with your average human, leading to less connections from language (Broca's region) directly to auditory region. This hypothesis would explain hearing the inner monologue when reading, as reading actually transcribes visual data directly to their phonetic counterparts.