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Why look at a brain scan when you could listen to it?
We are used to seeing colourful images of what brain activity looks like. Eavesdropping on the music of the brain shows a technique where we can listen to brain scans. It’s an interesting article from New Scientist that seeks to answer to the question “What does the human brain sound like?“.
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