Ian
302 posts
Mar 03, 2016
10:48 AM
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Fast track to learning the harp with brain stimulation!
What do you think?
Would you do it?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/03/01/scientists-discover-how-to-download-knowledge-to-your-brain/
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MindTheGap
1239 posts
Mar 03, 2016
10:46 PM
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Ah, Joe 90! (A reference probably just for the brits here?)
Last Edited by MindTheGap on Mar 03, 2016 10:47 PM
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Ian
303 posts
Mar 04, 2016
12:20 AM
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That's a blast from the past! Too young im afraid for the original airing but I remember it on re runs.
Would have been a very different show if the focus was to learn harp.... Probably not quite as engaging........
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Tiggertoo1962
34 posts
Mar 04, 2016
1:06 AM
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That's enough, you two young 'uns. I remember watching it on a B & W telly when I was about five. Always did fancy a seat in the cage though... :D
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MindTheGap
1242 posts
Mar 04, 2016
1:33 AM
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I'm closer to your vintage tigger, but I remember watching it in colour, so it must have been repeats. I had to go and look it up now of course - and that cage thing was called "BIG RAT" (Brain Impulse Galvanoscope Record And Transfer). I guess that's what those guys in California have got hold of...
Everything good was invented in the 60's.
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Fil
112 posts
Mar 04, 2016
5:34 PM
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So, I think there was a discussion a short time ago that veered into galvanic reactions between metal in some harps and and metal fillings of different potentials in teeth. Does this tie into BIG RAT in some way and maybe contribute to the slog thru what's the best harp? That's pretty close to the brain.
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Phil Pennington
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