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New Discovery

Submitted by jwiltsee on Mon, 03/16/2009 - 4:43pm.
I was watching BBC World news while I was in Rome this past week and one of the highlights was that researchers had a break through in neuro science where they were finally able to figure out a person's thoughts by looking at images of their brain function/behavior.  Does anyone have more information or any ideas/thoughts on how this is able to occur?

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