Reading Seth Godin's blog entry "In the Mood" yesterday made me think about mirror neurons again. Seth writes, "Books and songs and movies that have an impact work because they motivate us to take action, not because they show us exactly what to do." Mirror neurons get you "In the Mood", they trigger a response in your brain - this is learning.
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January 14, 2009
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