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Title should sound more like this:Increased learning speed in monkeys. It's also from 2017. As we are now two years later, have these findings been replicated
by kharak 7y ago
Title should sound more like this:Increased learning speed in monkeys.
It's also from 2017. As we are now two years later, have these findings been replicated with humans?
- samirm 7y agoYeah, there's been a bunch of studies published on how this works for humans too. Just a matter of moderation. Only thing is, we don't know about long term effects (if any) yet.
- penagwin 7y agoIt seems to be following the same path as ECT, LENS, TMS, etc, electric or magnetic stimulation showing improvements in memory, and cognition, especially in those with deficiencies from issues such as severe depression, bipolar, ADD/ADHD, schizophrenia, PTSD, and I want to say TMS helps with autism symptoms too? In any case, it's purpose is mainly for those with disorders, although I'm sure we'll see plenty of people sell it as a nootropic. It's worth noting that these improvements from current therapies I mentioned seem to mostly benefit those with disorders and not neurotypical people (don't expect a 40% improvement if you're normal. But if you can't get out of your home because of depression then yeah it might be a bigger improvement)