Wow, these seem like great points, and I was counting on some Q&A at the end to bring out any counter-arguments. I guess I'll have to re-watch the video and try and make up my own mind.
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Wow, these seem like great points, and I was counting on some Q&A at the end to bring out any counter-arguments. I guess I'll have to re-watch the video and try and make up my own mind.
Great arguments, indeed scientific: science doesn't prove anything, it merely compares evidence against a null hypothesis!
Stanford University is now conducting a research study on the tDCS user community. We’d love to know about who you are, why you are using tDCS and what your thoughts and concerns, if any, are regarding this special device.You are welcome to participate in the survey whether you purchased a device or built your own from scratch.
Please click the following link to participate in an online survey on your tDCS experiences!
stanforduniversity.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9HN1EKmcwkiK9Ap
Stanford tDCS Research take two aaa batteries first one positive, nipple, end first in left ear next flat, negative end first in right ear for deoression if you suffer from mania reverse pikarity of batteries. Take your oen risk I do not want to be sued for anothers errots