We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are. The rest is being filled in by our brain or by our nervous system,. Our bodies more generally. I can imagine how that would affect how I approach reading. But I wonder how it might Affect How I approach writing.
Rob Ashton is a writer who focuses on the science of how the things we read and write influence what we think and do. Rob founded the global learning company Emphasis, and over the last six years, he’s focused on researching the science of reading and writing, ranging from cognitive and social neuroscience to behavioral and neuroeconomics. In this conversation, we discuss how science can make us more effective readers and writers.
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