How about transcranial electrostimulation? Looks like textbook techno quackery to me but I might be wrong.
Do “Brain-Training” Programs Work? - Oct 02, 2016 Short answer: no: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1529100616661983#.WOO7gMTvMKE.twitter …
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Indeed, several of oiur NAION patient group joined a study at Wills Eye in PHL but never got anything out of it, The study was suddenly abandoned without publishing results nor abandonment reason. Same is sold by two German quack clinics. Members report also on its uselessness.
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More like: If you train calculating, you get better at calculating, but not at programming.pic.twitter.com/jWRO10HMKm
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Science may be unclear, but those in my life would disagree. I noticed a marked change, mostly memory. Perhaps placebo, but I'll take it.pic.twitter.com/cUBBTpKoTG
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Would unconscious bias trainings fall into this category?
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Thanks for sharing, I used Lumosity for about a year to try to help with my ADHD and poor math skills but didn't find any benefit so I quit
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