molly16
Aug 15, 2016
Writing Feedback / TED Summary : How to control someone else's arm with your brain - by Greg Gate [2]
Electrophysiology as the Neuro-Revolution is faced apparently in the cutting-aged world. The brain as the most vital organ has never been acquainted as well in the early aged in school. The main reason for this is about the high expenditure for this instrument such as money and time. People who want to have broaden horizon about the brain should dedicate their time and be focus to explore the matter. Greg Gage who is the founder of a company called Backyard Brains with Tim Marzullo, make DIY neuroscience equipment that is simple, affordable enough and could be learned by an amateur or a high school student, so they may be thinking about possibly becoming a brain scientist. In TED's live performance, he demonstrated the equipment and showed for all audience how the somebody's brain, that have about 80 billion neurons inside transferred an electrical and chemical messages back and forth and could control someone else's arm with her brain. The demonstration illustrates that it is a simple way to conduct another person with our brain.
Electrophysiology as the Neuro-Revolution is faced apparently in the cutting-aged world. The brain as the most vital organ has never been acquainted as well in the early aged in school. The main reason for this is about the high expenditure for this instrument such as money and time. People who want to have broaden horizon about the brain should dedicate their time and be focus to explore the matter. Greg Gage who is the founder of a company called Backyard Brains with Tim Marzullo, make DIY neuroscience equipment that is simple, affordable enough and could be learned by an amateur or a high school student, so they may be thinking about possibly becoming a brain scientist. In TED's live performance, he demonstrated the equipment and showed for all audience how the somebody's brain, that have about 80 billion neurons inside transferred an electrical and chemical messages back and forth and could control someone else's arm with her brain. The demonstration illustrates that it is a simple way to conduct another person with our brain.