I meant if the same falls that damage the linguistic and math processing part of the brain could also damage the emotional processing of the brain... I wasn't talking about normal emotional reactions to the trauma but the brain emotional processing physiology itself.
I was talking about brain damage in childhood that leads to learning disabilities.. these people after falls could no longer learn algebra or other subjects and drop out of school. I was asking how much is the emotional damage to the brain part of these victims.
For people who hit their head and suffer loss of mathematical and linguistic ability, does it also affect their emotional state? I met a woman who hit her head on table while falling down when she was 14 years old. Now she is 30+ years old. She said after the fall she can no longer comprehend...
Let's take the case of Nightcrawler in X-men, he is the blue character who can teleport. In a fictitious book.. would his abilities be explained as able to reprogram spacetime artificially producing wormhole or reprogramming quantum vacuum by changing fermions to bosons and traveling as bosons...
Hello.. I'm writer of science fiction and I want to write something similar to the X-men Jean Grey who has telepathic and telekinesis powers. I'd like the book to sound good and technical. May I know what laws of physics would be broken for telepathy and telekinesis to exist? Should I mention...