Typically brain disorders are diagnosed by observing a person's specific behavior. This is, one supposes, analogous to diagnosing a heart attack by observing a person clutching their chest. Here's a better way... Look at their brain.... After watching this video, your brain may join my brain in being stunned! Then, let's both wonder how this technology might be applied to schizophrenia.... -
Thursday, June 17, 2010
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We human beings are a strange lot. We see problems that are easily solvable quite inexpensively -- yet we demand big, flashy and expensive solutions to these problems. And the big, flashy, expensive solutions don't solve the problems as well as the simple solutions. We human beings are a strange lot. Here's how Rory Sutherland, initially a classics teacher and now Vice Chairman of Ogilvy Group, describes the world as it is -- and how it can be. -
I was born at a very young age: I like it that way. However, I do have some expertise in philematology, and I am philogynous.
I had to look them up in a thesaurus. You merely need a dictionary. ;-)
Light Flip is a minimalist phone without the dumb
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Light, maker of the stripped-down Light Phones (previously recommended),
today announced the Light Flip, a clamshell model that swaps...
MIT to Become Hotbed of AI Video Surveillance
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It’s a lot:
According to information obtained by *The Tech*, MIT is spending over $3
million on more than 500 AI surveillance cameras in academic buildin...
10 Tuesday AM Reads
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My morning train reads: • Why Most Portfolios Are Under Diversified:
QuantPedia’s data-driven case that even portfolios that look diversified
aren’t — c...
Mediactive now in Armenian
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Armenia-based “Journalists For The Future” has led a project to
translate Mediactive into Armenian, and I visited there last week to help
launch the new ed...
SF Tri Club Video Gait Analysis
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Are you looking for a way to improve your running performance and prevent
injuries? Introducing Running Gait Analysis Clinic For SF TRI CLUB Members
To Imp...