You can buy a “DIY human-human interface” online for just over £165, part of a project aiming to make neuroscience more accessible to young people. In one video by neuroscientist Greg Gage, two on-stage volunteers are connected to the device – little more than a few wires, some flashing circuitry and a laptop. When one subject curls their arm, the other is powerless to stop their arm curling too. “When you lose your free will and someone else becomes your agent, it does feel a bit strange,” Gage says to his young volunteers.
"នៅពេល ដែល អ្នក បាត់បង់ ចិត្ដ សេរី របស់ អ្នក ហើយ មាន ម្នាក់ ទៀត បាន ក្លាយ ទៅ ជា ភ្នាក់ងារ របស់ អ្នក, វា ធ្វើ ឱ្យ មាន អារម្មណ៍ ចម្លែក បន្តិច,” Gage says to his young volunteers.