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"It's exactly the part of the brain that one would expect would be activated during thought experiments," Falk said. "We know Einstein was good at imagining himself in a falling elevator, imagining himself riding in a beam of light. So it's fascinating that he has this form to his frontal lobe."

 

"It's interesting that when Einstein wrote about how he thought, he volunteered that he didn't think much in words, he thought in symbols. He said his thinking was 'muscular,'" Falk said. "I wish that had been pursued with him, but I haven't been able to find anything more on that."

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