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by raindeer2 5y ago
It is available to the masses, or at least similar techniques. For instance, check out tDCS: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33706656/ Here is a great comparison between different noninvasive brain stimulation techniqu
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by raindeer2 5y ago
Re. How expensive it is. There are cheap home-use alternatives to TMS. For instance tDCS. Here is a great comparison of noninvasive brain stimulation techniques for depression treatment: https://www.bmj.com/content/364&
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by raindeer2 5y ago
There are cheaper and easier to use brain stimulation treatments for depression than TMS. tDCS, that uses current instead of magnetic fields, might not be exactly as effective as TMS but is much more accessible and can be used at home. It s
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by raindeer2 5y ago
Sure, but when you reason counterfactually about what would happen under alternate laws of physics, you somehow imagine that these laws where true. You run a simulation of an alternative reality (although you know it is just a simulation).
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by raindeer2 5y ago
Indeed, this is exactly the point. The argument is not that we need a false belief, but rather that we need to view ourselves as free on one level to learn efficiently, even if we know we are not free on another level of abstraction. Most p
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Free Will Belief as a Consequence of Model-Based Reinforcement Learning(arxiv.org)
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by raindeer2 5y ago
Flow Neuroscience ( https://flowneuroscience.com/ ) Malmö, Sweden / Berlin, Germany / Remote (EU timezone)| Full-time | Multiple positions We are on a mission to develop new ways to combat mental health issues with
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How much has the Sun influenced Northern Hemisphere temperature trends?(arxiv.org)
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by raindeer2 6y ago
Can highly recommend the podcast Philosophize this!
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Brain Stimulation for Depression Treatment(newscientist.com)
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by raindeer2 8y ago
What touch pads use and also we did is capacitive sensors, but they don't really measure if something touches normally, they just give a high response if you are very close. Touchpads are covered by a insulating film. But, if you alrea
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by raindeer2 8y ago
Built a keyboard like this 10 years ago. Always wondered when it would be launched as a product. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltNSCOzxbvY