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Does mind-hack tech mean your brain needs its own legal rights?
Neurotechnology increasingly offers ways to influence and extract information from our brains. Do minds need new legal protections, wonders Jamais Cascio
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Deviate attempts to alter the way we perceive the world
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Drunken crayfish show that loneliness raises alcohol tolerance
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Start-up uses biometrics to tailor music for good night鈥檚 sleep
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Our ability to think in a random way peaks at 25 then declines
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Entire nervous system of an animal recorded for the first time
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Destroying a type of brain cell makes mice really chilled out
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Changing clocks twice a year is bad for health and energy use
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When I try to imagine my girlfriend’s face, I draw a blank
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People with no mind’s eye may help us boost our creativity
Electrical stimulation of the brain shows our ability to conjure up mental images is tunable, which may mean we can alter creativity or tame hallucinations
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Emotions are not universal 鈥� we build them for ourselves
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How to train your brain to be like a memory champion鈥檚
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Mind-reading typing tool for paralysed people is fastest yet
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‘Meditating mice’ reveal secrets of mindfulness training
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