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Repons lan, Nan moman sa, se prèske sètènman pa gen okenn. Menm pi w pèdi pwofon eksperyans yo kapab yon ti kras underwhelming lè gade nan detay. Eksperyans lan Barcelone, pou egzanp, ta ka son tankou si yon sèl moun te panse "hola" ak moun k ap resevwa a Lè sa a tande pawòl la kòm yon vwa enteryè nan tèt yo. Reyalite a se trè diferan: "Moun k la" eple soti pawòl Bondye a nan kòd binè pa imajine k ap deplase men yo oswa pye - yon sèl mouvman vle di "0", lòt vle di "1 a". "Reseptè a" Lè sa a, te resevwa de kalite stimulation nan sèvo: youn, ki fè yo wè kliyot nan limyè, reprezante 1S yo, yon lòt batman kè ki pa gen okenn efè reprezante 0s yo. Se konsa,, reyèlman, yon sèl moun eple soti yon mo pa panse sou k ap deplase, ak yon sèl moun ki te resevwa yon kalite futurist Morse Kòd cheche nan tèt yo. enpresyonan, men diman Plan Disiplin-nan.
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The answer, at the moment, is almost certainly no. Even the most seemingly profound experiments can be a little underwhelming when looked at in detail. The Barcelona experiment, for example, might sound as if one person thought “hola” and the recipient then heard the word as an inner voice in their head. The reality is very different: the “sender” spelled out the word in binary code by imagining moving their hands or feet – one movement meant “0”, the other meant “1”. The “receiver” then received two types of brain stimulation: one, which caused them to perceive flashes of light, represented the 1s, another pulse with no effect represented the 0s. So, really, one person spelled out a word by thinking about moving, and one person got a kind of futuristic Morse code blasted into their head. Impressive, but hardly The Matrix.