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Very interesting. Not the intent of the article, but it shows the power of positive thinking, affirmations, visualization et al. Silencing the inner critic seem

• nashashmi 3y ago
  By the end of the article, I thought this same thing. The electrical current soothed a few nerves, shut down the inner voice, and let the person just focus instead of blaming themselves. This won't exactly be replicable across a whole bunch of people. Another theory is that everyone is naturally a good shooter but they have all sorts of problems from lack of concentration to body twitching to uncalibrated vision. Fix any combination of these problems and you will have a good shooter.
  • Levitz 3y ago
    >Another theory is that everyone is naturally a good shooter but they have all sorts of problems from lack of concentration to body twitching to uncalibrated vision. Fix any combination of these problems and you will have a good shooter. Isn't this just a matter of perspective though? Anyone is a good X if you remove the things that prevent that person from being a good X.
    • nashashmi 3y ago
      Yes. In the context of the article, a brain tuning device is not going to help around those handicaps.