No control data shown whether the same level of brain activity can be had by reading equivalent text and images not on the Internet.
This has gotten me interested in digging out the source articles which have the actual data and methodologies.
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----- "Marti Weston" <mweston@gds.org> wrote:
> I think this article is engaging and wonder what others think about
> it?
> It came over Reuters this morning.
> Marti
>
> http://uk.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idUKTRE49Q2YW20081027?sp=true
>
>
> Reuters, Oct. 27, 2008 1:29 p.m. GMT
> Is surfing the Internet altering your brain?
> By Belinda Goldsmith
> CANBERRA (Reuters) - The Internet is not just changing the way people
> live
> but altering the way our brains work with a neuroscientist arguing
> this is
> an evolutionary change which will put the tech-savvy at the top of the
> new
> social order...
>
>
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