Childhood experience with Pokémon suggests eccentricity drives visual cortex

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2 pointsmjlee4 comments

Title trimmed to fit character limit, hopefully I edited without editorialising.

I think the term 'organization' is pretty important here, more-so than pokemon

'Experience with pokemon suggests eccentricity drives organization of visual cortex'?

'Childhood experience suggests eccentricity drives organization of visual cortex'?

The second would fit - but I think Pokémon has to appear in the title for the novelty value alone.

From my experience reading research into articles relating to neuroscience, when omitting the term 'organization', 'driving' something implies a sort of 'this is what is powering the...' or 'this is what is stimulating the...' I agree that including the term 'pokemon' would drive some readers to the article, omitting 'organization' obfuscates what the article is really about

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