Scientists use Matrix-style learning to ‘write’ skills into human brain noninvasively
Ateam of researchers from the University of Rochester, Yale University, and Princeton University has made a big stride in neuroscience.
They have shown a method to induce learning through the direct manipulation of brain activity patterns.
This technique uses real-time brain imaging and neurofeedback. It bypasses learning processes that require effort, study, or practice.
I could imagine a day when you wanted to learn something. You just get in a machine of some sort you would know what you needed after an hour. Matrix style.