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Someone should really do a kickstarter project. I'm sure it'd be funded.

• gwern 15y ago
  And a tad dangerous. Just to point out the obvious from the article, even with no malfunctions and perfect equipment, reversing the direction made the subjects significantly stupider on the task.
  • bri3d 15y ago
    Supposedly, the reversed direction both only inhibited the learning of the task while the reversed current was applied (and didn't make the subjects generically less apt) and "Previous work by the team showed that a similar induced impairment effect was short-lived."