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Study finds reduced brain volume in expert chess players

25 点作者 adam_klein超过 10 年前

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w1ntermute超过 10 年前
Smells like bullshit. The only publication linked to in this article is one that has nothing to do with chess players[0].<p>0: <a href="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4118031/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2F;pmc&#x2F;articles&#x2F;PMC4118031&#x2F;</a>
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tuxracer超过 10 年前
Headline: &quot;Beware, Playing Lots of Chess Will Shrink Your Brain!&quot;<p>Last three sentences: &quot;...shrinkage are not necessarily a bad thing. They can be a sign of neural efficiency and a reflection of behavioural expertise. Remember that the next time a journalist tries to scare you with a brain shrinkage story.&quot;
lkrubner超过 10 年前
This might be consistent with the finding that homo sapiens 30,000 years ago (such as those in found in Europe, often called Cro-Magnon) had larger brains that moderns homo sapiens. One argument that I have heard about this is that humans might, nowadays, be more clever about using their brains, using better algorithms, or simply are more specialized, doing brilliant in some areas, while losing some skills that no longer seem relevant. There is also the possibility that homo sapiens are, in some sense, &quot;domesticate&quot; and have lost brain size for the same reason that domesticated cows have lost brain size.
tshadwell超过 10 年前
&quot;bees have tiny brains and are very smart&quot;. Smart in what sense, exactly?
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contingencies超过 10 年前
Tighten the tinfoil!