brain-computer interfaces
05/15/2018
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By Tracey Watson
Scientists admit that the distinction between what is “real” and “imagined” is not so clear; what we imagine could change the way we hear sounds
If you’ve ever seen a ventriloquist project his voice in such a way that he appears to be conversing with a lifeless dummy, then you have firsthand knowledge of what scientists call the Ventriloquist Illusion. You see, although the ventriloquist makes it look like he is projecting his voice over a distance so that the […]
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