Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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No Drugs Required: Brain Scans Reveal the People Who Can Enter a Self-Induced Trance
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This DIA reference compares noninvasive and implanted brain-machine interfaces for controlling external devices without ordinary manual input. It favors combined muscle and neural electrical sensing for nearer-term use, while describing high-bandwidth two-way cortical control as a longer-term goal limited by noise, training, implant durability, and safety.

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No Drugs Required: Brain Scans Reveal the People Who Can Enter a Self-Induced Trance

Researchers used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to scan the brain of a woman who can enter a psychedelic-like trance state on her own, without drugs.

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