| Funded by a special grant offered by the
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| | those suffering from many of today's
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| Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on
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| | emotional problems. It has been a long
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| Human Development, Dr. Robert Boyle and
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| | journey to begin the daunting task of
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| Dr. Issac Potter began doing clinical
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| | understanding the influences governing
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| research to understand the underlying
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| | brain development, however, we our making
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| causes of behavioral and emotional
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| | great strides."
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| disorders in children, adolescents as
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| | The pair of researchers having completed
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| well as adults. This research included
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| | their work with behavioral and emotional
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| the use of neurobics on depressed and
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| | disorders continued to collaborate and
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| attention deficit disordered patients.
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| | are currently developing a new direct
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| "Brain cells learn by literally making
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| | neural interface which will be used to
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| new connections with one another. For a
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| | connect the human brain to a computer.
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| long time, it was assumed that these
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| | "The neural interface will communicate
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| connections could only be established
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| | through an artificial neural network by
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| during youth. But new scientific evidence
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| | infrared data transmission". Dr Boyle
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| shows the opposite: Even quite late in
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| | also explains that this new research,
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| life, the brain has quite a lot of
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| | although considered by some
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| residual capacity to reorganize and
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| | controversial, "can quickly be used for
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| "rewire" itself" Dr. Boyle Explains.
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| | treating illness and disability
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| "This is because most of area of our
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| | experienced by everyday people". He
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| brain is devoted to processing sensory
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| | continues, "Like any new technology,
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| inputs, we felt that this was a unique
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| | neurotechnology represents both promises
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| way to tackle these emotional problems".
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| | and problems. On the upside,
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| Neurobics are based upon the latest
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| | neurotechnology represents new cures for
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| scientific research from leading
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| | mental illness, new opportunities for
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| neurobiology labs around the world.
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| | economic growth and a potential flowering
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| These mental exercises were developed to
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| | of artistic expression. These benefits
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| use the full range of senses which can
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| | are countered by the potential use of
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| often be marginalized by modern
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| | neurotechnology for coercive purposes
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| conveniences. This stimulus helps to
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| | such as mind control, or its use as
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| forge new connections among the different
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| | neuroweapons that can selectively erase
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| sensory structures of the brain thus
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| | or implant memories. Of course there are
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| increasing ones abilities to concentrate
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| | very stringent guidelines that we must
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| and focus. Dr. Potter contends that "this
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| | follow and our research is primarily
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| breakthrough will undoubtedly one day
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| | focused on the more beneficial aspects.
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| take form of a new treatment regimen for
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