“Mirror neurons” - real or not?

Klint Finley

Oliver Morin at the International Cognition and Culture Institute sheds some light on the history of the science of “mirror neurons” and the recent study that found no evidence that they exist in humans. Long story short: the evidence has always been sketchy but played up to stimulate interest in science journals.

Oliver’s Blog: “No evidence of Human Mirror Neurons”

(Hat tip to Matthew Godwin, whose link to lead me to find the above link)

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