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Nan kwen nan koupe nan teknoloji sa a, bagay sa yo jwenn yon ti kras weirder. Nan 2013 chèchè soti nan Harvard Medical School te anonse yo te gen te fè yon aparèy ki pèmèt yon volontè imen pou avanse pou pi ke yon rat nan atravè te panse pou kont li. Se menm ane, nerosyantifik nan inivèsite University of Washington voye sèvo siyal sou Entènèt la soti nan yon moun pote yon elèktroansefalografi (EEG) headset nan yon lòt ak yon aparèy TMS, adistans kontwole mouvman men moun k ap resevwa a. Yon moun, l ap gade yon jwèt sou òdinatè, imajine k ap deplase men yo tire desann yon misil lènmi. panse li ankouraje dwèt yon lòt moun frape deklanche la nan moman ki apwopriye.
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At the cutting edge of this technology, things get a little weirder. In 2013 researchers from Harvard Medical School announced they had made a device that allowed a human volunteer to move a rat’s tail via thought alone. That same year, neuroscientists from the University of Washington sent brain signals via the internet from one individual wearing an electroencephalography (EEG) headset to another with a TMS device, remotely controlling the recipient’s hand movements. One person, watching a computer game, imagined moving their hand to shoot down an enemy missile. His thoughts stimulated another person’s finger to hit the trigger at the appropriate time.