How mirror neurons affect the experience of fandom

How mirror neurons affect the experience of fandom

  • April 29, 2018
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How mirror neurons affect the experience of fandom

You won’t have seen it on the podium, but the human brain’s mirror neuron system could have medaled at this year’s Olympic Games, or basically any sporting event with an audience. The mirror neuron system is a network of neurons that activates both when you watch someone do something and when you do it yourself, and it turns out to be an important part of the subjective experience of being a fan.

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