Most expect BCIs to improve IQ, memory, or alertness. More interesting to me is quantifying and making visible (literally) my ignorance, irrationality and cognitive errors.

Enjoyed the conversation @mhohensee

RT @genomicsdoc: I am looking forward to reading one of @bryan_johnson’s books. The back cover notes that he favors fist bumps to handshake…

@taranoelleboyle you do a wonderful job producing @HiddenBrain

RT @BoasDavid: Looks like an exciting effort to advance time domain #fnirs for functional brain imaging https://t.c…

RT @timoreilly: I don’t know if this will work, but it’s a cool idea. And also a reminder of how tiny, cheap, diverse, and capable sensors…

@NedNadima @KernelCo @osfund @braintree Thank you for the kind words Ned

Imagine a cardiologist explaining how your heart is doing with hunches. No (ECG) or blood work. Just asking how your heart feels. We don’t self-introspect cholesterol.
With our brains/minds, we are in medieval times, stuck with self-introspection.

RT @davidasinclair: Finally had time to carefully read the new preprint that claims to reverse the age of rats by 54%. I spoke to the first…

@NickLongrich @ConversationUK @NickLongrich the same question is on my mind

Perhaps in an Neuro-Quantified Era (NQE), there would be “bumper lanes” for decision making, enabling us to bowl more cognitive strikes and fewer gutter balls.