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Gut Neurons Influence Brain Neurons, Why We Still Use the QWERTY Keyboard, and Why You “Shoot the Messenger”

Gut Neurons Influence Brain Neurons, Why We Still Use the QWERTY Keyboard, and Why You “Shoot the Messenger”

Learn about why people can’t help but “shoot the messenger;” how neurons in your gut influence neurons in your brain thanks to the gut-brain axis; and why we still use the QWERTY keyboard.

Curiosity Weekly · Warner Bros. Discovery

May 7, 202011m 1s

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Show Notes

Learn about why people can’t help but “shoot the messenger;” how neurons in your gut influence neurons in your brain thanks to the gut-brain axis; and why we still use the QWERTY keyboard, along with information on Dvorak and Colemak layouts.

People can't help but "shoot the messenger" by Kelsey Donk

Neurons in your gut influence neurons in your brain by Andrea Michelson

Here's Why We Still Use the QWERTY Keyboard by Trevor English

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