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Key takeaways from Dyslexia isn't a disorder, it's part of our species' cultural evolution, say researchers

People with dyslexia have brains that are specialised to explore the unknown, and this strength has contributed to the success and survival of our species.

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Individuals with dyslexia have been shown to have more long-range connections, and fewer local connections.
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