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Printed manga may give the brain a storytelling advantage
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themachinestops lemmy.dbzer0.com themachinestops@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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erotador lemmy.blahaj.zone erotador@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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idk if i had to read manga wearing goggles inside a mri machine it feels like thats not exactly what the experience of reading on a tablet is

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yesman lemmy.world yesman@lemmy.world
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It's important that you read, not how.

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themachinestops lemmy.dbzer0.com themachinestops@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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idk if i had to read manga wearing goggles inside a mri machine it feels like thats not exactly what the experience of reading on a tablet is

Participants first read the opening half of a two-part manga story either on paper or on a tablet. Later, while inside an MRI scanner, they read the second half through LCD goggles and answered questions about the story.

Inside the MRI machine they used goggles for the second part, for the first part they used a tablet or printed books. You can't move inside the MRI machine so they had to do this.

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