Neuroskeptic on Twitter: "The fidgeting brain https://t.co/uzGzYUMAlF New post! A new paper highlights the problem of fidgets for neuroscience"

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1. daniele marinazzo‏ @dan_marinazzo 14 Oct 2018
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  The point is rather that what fidgets is not the brain but the body. But again what's the cause and what's the effect between brain and body fidgeting?
  
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1. jusseeker‏ @jusseeker 14 Oct 2018
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  AI Machine algorithms are being used to clean EEG data. But this data itself could be useful. As nature and frequency of these different motor activities could be part of part of disease process itself .
  
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1. Shawty aspen‏ @jrusol 14 Oct 2018
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  Ugh terms I actually have to click on the link to understand. Fidget spinner? Fidgeting muscle twitches? Ugh I am busy with actual homework gdi!!!
  
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1. Lydia Maniatis‏ @LydiaManiatis 14 Oct 2018
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  Least of their problems.
  
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1. AweThor‏ @AWETH0R 14 Oct 2018
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  I am more interested by the apparent "fact" that non-human test animals "sigh". Does this indicate "Not another bloody fMRI test when I could be out running around mazes"?
  
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