Neurobiologists trigger learned movements by activating just 20 brain cells
When learning how to perform new movements, our brains etch the details in our minds as we master the new task. From a young child learning to play the piano to a novice pickleball player getting familiar with the sport's paddle strokes, our brains inscribe neurological activity patterns as we acqui
<p>When learning how to perform new movements, our brains etch the details in our minds as we master the new task. From a young child learning to play the piano to a novice pickleball player getting familiar with the sport's paddle strokes, our brains inscribe neurological activity patterns as we acqui</p>