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what do you mean? he draws first without, then with the machine on, then again afterwards with it off.
by diN0bot 18y ago
what do you mean? he draws first without, then with the machine on, then again afterwards with it off.
- scott_s 18y agoAs another psychologist points out, you still need control subjects who just draw subsequent images of cats. We expect improvement with practice. A simple experiment would be a large sample of people do the drawings, all are hooked up to the machine, but it's only turned on for half. Of course, the subjects and the experimenters themselves don't know which ones get the machine actually turned on.