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to be convenient: http://www.nature.com/srep/2013/130228/srep01319/full/srep01...
One observation, that the bbc didn't note, is that the decoder brain in the end had a representation of the encoder's whiskers.
To be a bit hyperbolic, the rat started to think it had two bodies. Or maybe it thought it had an extra set of whisker's some where. I can't quite imagine what the rat's body image would be.
http://www.digikey.ca/product-search/en?FV=fff40012,fff80051...
Damn, I think I found myself a christmas present. Pity it's so small though. I'll have to look at some numbers and see if it's good enough to cool a desktop's cpu heat sink.
Page to the actual debate that occured. There's a link on the right to the recording of it.
You know, just in case biases hid something
but it's cause we all want to grow. To keep the gains from growing, and insure it's invested. We intrinsically don't want to see kids starve, why?
That answer's the perspective, I think.
Like a glorified case of the wisdom of crowds.
I'm a massive lurker here, but if it's cool: greg.ww.com else gregk.ww.com -> g.electro-h.ca
Thanks for chance.
What I've found in the literature says that longer term studies on the effects of modafinil are needed http://www.ccjm.org/content/74/8/561.full.pdf (2007)
While the WSJ ran an article, http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870327860457462... , pretty much saying that black coffee is at worst a wash health wise (though I do note that they said caffeine has a pro-obesity effect and Modafinil an antagonistic effect (it's wiki article says as much)).
My point is that, from what I know, coffee isn't that bad. What information do you have that counters my notion or that modafinil is worth the unknown risks? Preferably with citations, please and thanks. I'm very curious about this topic for obvious reasons.