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#lcc10 John R. Harness, tsyili, Tihi Hayslett - Panel A Na’vi, a Dothraki, and a Klingon Walk into a Trinkejo… https://conlang.org/lcc10/#fmri tsyili: https://learnnavi.org, Learn Na’vi Discord Server   / discord   John: Twitter @cartweel, https://cartweel.neocities.org, Klingon Wiki http://klingon.wiki/En/JohnHarness Tihi: Languages of Ice and Fire Community Discord   / discord   In November of 2022, neurolinguistics researchers at MIT invited speakers of Esperanto, Klingon, Dothraki, and Na’vi to participate in an fMRI brain scan study. That research project seeks to understand the way conlangs work in the brain, and to help neuroscientists compare brain activity during different modes of communication (languages, puzzle solving, and gesture interpretation). The panelists for this presentation–each a speaker of a different constructed language–all participated in this study. They spend some of the session time describing their experiences at MIT and their thoughts on the study’s preliminary findings. Additionally, the MIT fMRI study represented a seemingly unprecedented meeting of participants from various conlang speaking communities. Over beer and vegan food, these panelists met and began to compare their experiences as conlang speakers. Building upon this preliminary gathering, the majority of the session continues discussions started then: How are various conlang speaker communities alike, and how are they different? How have these communities built themselves, and how do they sustain themselves? How have speakers of various constructed languages adapted their languages to the needs of a community? References Ev Fedorenko et al., forthcoming; see MIT McGovern Institute for Brain Research, Brains on conlangs https://mcgovern.mit.edu/2022/12/12/b... https://mcgovern.mit.edu/profile/ev-f... https://evlab.mit.edu/ — Playlist:    • LCC10   Join the LCS: https://conlang.org/become-a-member/ Captions by ‪@stenoknight‬.