<p>I notice that after studying mathematics or logic for a long time, I can't speak to people in a fluid manner. Language becomes very functional. What brain areas are involved in this transition? Why?</p>

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2013-08-22T20:09:56.863Z
You'll probably get more attention/answers if you do a little research on this phenomenon yourself, from either end, and add more information.  Also, I would note that your title assumes that logical thinking is bad for emotional connection, but your question text is more about logical thinking and language function.  Which question are you more interested in?
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Why is it that logical thinking is bad for emotional connection?
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# Why is it that logical thinking is bad for emotional connection?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-08-22)

I notice that after studying mathematics or logic for a long time, I can't speak to people in a fluid manner. Language becomes very functional. What brain areas are involved in this transition? Why?

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> **username_1**: You'll probably get more attention/answers if you do a little research on this phenomenon yourself, from either end, and add more information.  Also, I would note that your title assumes that logical thinking is bad for emotional connection, but your question text is more about logical thinking and language function.  Which question are you more interested in?  

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