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Distance and Direction Codes Underlie Navigation of a Novel Semantic Space in the Human Brain
A recent proposal posits that humans might use the same neuronal machinery to support the representation of both spatial and nonspatial information, organizing concepts and memories using spatial codes. This view predicts that the same neuronal coding schemes characterizing navigation in the physica
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