- The brain registers factual language differently than language conveying uncertainty (n=26). Sentences containing verbs like "do" triggered more brain activity than sentences containing words like "may or might." Authors suggest the brain can quickly distinguish between facts and uncertainties. https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/why-the-brain-loves-facts 9 comments science
Linked pages
Related searches:
Search whole site: site:inverse.com
Search title: Linguistics study: Why the brain is uniquely attracted to facts
See how to search.