By Vance A. Woodward
What if someone could put some sensors on your head to determine what information your noodle holds? Well, surprise, it can be done.
Neurologist Larry Farwell, Ph.D., developed what he calls "brain fingerprinting." By analyzing a person's brainwaves, Farwell can determine whether a person has a record of salient details of a particular event. That is, he can determine whether a person has available a reco...
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