

Sleepwalker Brain, Games & Navigation, Endurance Hunting
Aug 8, 2024
Rhianna-lily Smith, a researcher focused on sleepwalking brain activity, and Jacinthe Cataldi, a co-author on EEG correlates in non-REM sleep, discuss fascinating insights. They reveal surprising brain function during sleepwalking and its safety implications. They also explore how video games improve real-world navigation skills, which is linked to less reliance on GPS. Finally, they delve into endurance hunting in early humans, showcasing its evolutionary advantages and cultural significance.
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