Show Notes
I recently learnt that not everyone thinks the same way I do. In fact, there are some areas in which our brains differ greatly. For me, this is a fascinating topic. How do I know the green colour you see, is the same as the green colour I see?
In this episode, I share a few different ways in which our brains are different, and what this might mean for us living our daily lives, and the implications as language learners.
So if you want to learn more about your brain and how it works, listen to this episode, and don't forget to share your own experiences in the comments.
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