> As for the article, what is the bitrate of odd movements? This. The claim that they were seated close-by, made odd movements, and progressed at the same rat

> As for the article, what is the bitrate of odd movements? This. The claim that they were seated close-by, made odd movements, and progressed at the same rate is very suspicion-inducing. If the test was multiple-choice it really wouldn't have been hard to have one sibling copy the other's answers. Having and resolving disagreements would have required much higher bandwidth, but just playing follow-the-leader would have required a bitrate of, what a few bits a minute?