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The researchers found that when the two people communicate, neural activity over wide regions of their brains becomes almost synchronous, with the listener's brain activity patterns mirroring those sweeping through the speaker's brain, albeit with a short lag of about one second. If the listener, however, fails to comprehend what the speaker is trying to communicate, their brain patterns decouple.

short article without much content but makes the point that we need to pay more attention to cognitive functions and learning how to work with our brains.

FYI, short article on cognitive skills as the new "basics" in schooling.