Andrew Huberman· PhD
And even those who are born with stuttering, it's often the basal ganglia that's disrupted than some other brain circuit and we think the speech part of the basal ganglia.
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And even those who are born with stuttering, it's often the basal ganglia that's disrupted than some other brain circuit and we think the speech part of the basal ganglia.
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And it's now known, they call this neurogenic stuttering in humans, damage to the basal ganglia or some type of disruption to the basal ganglia at a young age, also causes stuttering in humans.