This title could not look more like an ad. I’m not saying it is an ad (full disclosure, I didn’t even click the link), but if a company is trying to market their new toothpaste with “natural” ingredients sprinkled in, this is exactly the title they’d go for. The title doesn’t even make a single claim of anything new being done.

It is exercise?

I think it’s the movie Tenet

I think you have it backwards, their consciousness ends years before death.

It still is a choice, and certainly not an easy one.

I highly doubt they were talking about gaming.

(I only read the title)

Pretty damn obvious. Yes, it needed to be tested and verified experimentally, but… well, I really mean no offense, but why is this worth sharing?

This is an anti-AI blog, that tagline is a joke.

10/10 no notes

Gordon doesn’t speak. 0/5

Sure, it would have, but I was following the time-honored tradition of reading only the title and the Lemmy comments without clicking through to the full article. If that comment hadn’t been there, it is possible that my intrigue and confusion would have been sufficient to make me betray my legacy and bring shame to my family by actually reading the linked article. Disaster avoided!

Oh, thanks, I needed that to understand what this was talking about.

If Icarus won’t come to the sun, the sun will come to Icarus.

The cynic in me is thinking, what are the chances that this patient is faking it? Seems odd that just for this one person the effect wouldn’t happen on screens, while it does for everyone else with this condition.

But I can push this thought aside. This is interesting, and I’ve never heard of this condition before.