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Presumably, some combination of measurable signals (e.g. heart rate, blood pressure, perspiration, certain movements, muscle tenseness, ....) could do the same
by crtified 3y ago
Presumably, some combination of measurable signals (e.g. heart rate, blood pressure, perspiration, certain movements, muscle tenseness, ....) could do the same thing, regardless of whether autism were present or not.
Patient cooperation may be a factor - or, "those durned prisoners keep taking their sensors off". And then when we take the next logical step - surgical implants - it does indeed start to feel a tad Minority Reporty.
- gamepsys 3y agoJust wait until optical sensors can collect enough data to make the same predictions.
- mistermann 3y agoExactly....considering the relative harm each causes, I think we'd get a lot more bang for our buck studying neurotypicals like this than autists....and presumably if it was successful, we could then uses the subsequent savings from efficiencies/harm to improve the lives of the autists.