What do we know about what happens in the brain when 2 people talk?
Mostly in regards to biology/neurology. Person A communicates by making sound/ using body language, person B watches and listens and interprets but could misinterpret based on their lived experience and meanings? Is there a biological data point in the brain of a previously experienced thing, or is it more a sequence/ pattern of electrical impulses to certain parts that trigger a 'memory' or something which we use to make meaning in the present moment and then try to communicate around based on ways we have experienced work well enough.
Lots of parts to that - I hope the question helps. #science