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say, you became a concert pianist, the part that runs your fingers would actually spread out, take up more of the strip to meet the increased demand for finger control. But you lose something, too. The adjacent parts of the strip get crowded out. So maybe you couldn’t wiggle your toes or curl your tongue as well as you could before you started practicing.”
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Sort of the opposite of what happens when someone goes blind — the visual cortex loses volume, but other sensory areas gain volume. But in this case, something portion is being exercised so aggressive…
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