It wasn't quite as dramatic as a slow-motion movie action sequence or a slo-mo instant reply, but researchers have successfully slowed down people's manipulation of a computer joystick by boosting one type of brain wave. The researchers
It wasn't quite as dramatic as a slow-motion movie action sequence or a slo-mo instant reply, but researchers have successfully slowed down people's manipulation of a computer joystick by boosting one type of brain wave. The researchers
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