Thread: People who "read" on computer screens and Kindles have rewired brains?
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Old 10-29-2009, 08:28 AM   #5
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Uh huh. I've got a better idea:

Wait until someone actually does some relevant research. Then discuss it.

Offhand I see no particular reason why reading from a screen or an ebook reader is so different that it will result in a noticeable neurological change. Juggling, on the other hand, does -- as you're acquiring a new skillset that involves alterations to several regions of the brain.
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