Edward Gibson

I don't know. I don't know. I mean, this could be speechy, right? Do you have an inner voice? I don't think so. Oh. A lot of people have this sense that they hear themselves, and then say they read someone's email. I've heard people tell me that they hear that other person's voice when they read other people's emails. And I'm like, wow, that sounds so disruptive.

I don't know. I don't know. I mean, this could be speechy, right? Do you have an inner voice? I don't think so. Oh. A lot of people have this sense that they hear themselves, and then say they read someone's email. I've heard people tell me that they hear that other person's voice when they read other people's emails. And I'm like, wow, that sounds so disruptive.

I don't know. I don't know. I mean, this could be speechy, right? Do you have an inner voice? I don't think so. Oh. A lot of people have this sense that they hear themselves, and then say they read someone's email. I've heard people tell me that they hear that other person's voice when they read other people's emails. And I'm like, wow, that sounds so disruptive.

Well, you probably don't have an inner voice.

Well, you probably don't have an inner voice.

Well, you probably don't have an inner voice.

People have an inner voice. People have this strong percept of hearing sound in their heads when they're just thinking.

People have an inner voice. People have this strong percept of hearing sound in their heads when they're just thinking.

People have an inner voice. People have this strong percept of hearing sound in their heads when they're just thinking.

Majority, absolutely. What? It's like two-thirds or three-quarters. It's a lot. I would never ask a class, and I went on the internet, they always say that. So you're in a minority.

Majority, absolutely. What? It's like two-thirds or three-quarters. It's a lot. I would never ask a class, and I went on the internet, they always say that. So you're in a minority.

Majority, absolutely. What? It's like two-thirds or three-quarters. It's a lot. I would never ask a class, and I went on the internet, they always say that. So you're in a minority.

Mm-hmm. So that's one set. One set of data from Fedorenko's group is that no matter what task you do, if it doesn't have words and combinations of words in it, then it won't light up the language network. It'll be active somewhere else, but not there. So that's one. And then this other...

Mm-hmm. So that's one set. One set of data from Fedorenko's group is that no matter what task you do, if it doesn't have words and combinations of words in it, then it won't light up the language network. It'll be active somewhere else, but not there. So that's one. And then this other...

Mm-hmm. So that's one set. One set of data from Fedorenko's group is that no matter what task you do, if it doesn't have words and combinations of words in it, then it won't light up the language network. It'll be active somewhere else, but not there. So that's one. And then this other...

piece of evidence relevant to that question is that it turns out there are these, this group of people who've had a massive stroke on the left side and wiped out their language network. And as long as they didn't wipe out everything on the right as well, in that case, they wouldn't be, you know, cognitively functionable.

piece of evidence relevant to that question is that it turns out there are these, this group of people who've had a massive stroke on the left side and wiped out their language network. And as long as they didn't wipe out everything on the right as well, in that case, they wouldn't be, you know, cognitively functionable.

piece of evidence relevant to that question is that it turns out there are these, this group of people who've had a massive stroke on the left side and wiped out their language network. And as long as they didn't wipe out everything on the right as well, in that case, they wouldn't be, you know, cognitively functionable.

But if they just wiped out language, which is pretty tough to do because it's very expansive on the left, but if they have, then there are these, there's patients like this, so-called global aphasics, who can do Any task, just fine, but not language. You can't talk to them. I mean, they don't understand you. They can't speak. They can't write. They can't read. But they can play chess.

But if they just wiped out language, which is pretty tough to do because it's very expansive on the left, but if they have, then there are these, there's patients like this, so-called global aphasics, who can do Any task, just fine, but not language. You can't talk to them. I mean, they don't understand you. They can't speak. They can't write. They can't read. But they can play chess.