A functional MRI study of 17 people blind since birth found that areas of visual cortex became active when the participants were asked to solve algebra problems, a team from Johns Hopkins reports in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Yeah, I'm gonna take this study with a grain of salt. Too many "fMRI studies of 17 people" have turned out to be barely disguised hooey.
Yeah, I'm gonna take this study with a grain of salt. Too many "fMRI studies of 17 people" have turned out to be barely disguised hooey.