Devices that read human thought now possible

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The discussion centers around a scientific article that explores the relationship between brain activity and physical movement, specifically how certain brain regions correlate with actions like arm movement. While the title may suggest a more advanced capability of reading thoughts, the actual content focuses on establishing foundational knowledge about brain function and motor control. Participants express intrigue about the findings, emphasizing the significance of understanding the brain's mechanisms in relation to movement, even if it doesn't imply direct thought-reading abilities.
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Well, the title seems a little misleading to me. They aren't talking about being able to know what you are thinking, they are talking about finally having a basic ide of 'When this part of the brain fires, the arm moves'...

Still cool nonetheless.
 

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