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Brain scanning suggests activity patterns cluster with ideology

Across society. dan: you are darn right. we better get ahold of it now. central bank digital currencies, retinal scannings and brain scanning ear pods. before we go remember you can catch the dan bongino show. >> did you hear the speech last night. he said biden was sending a warning. he said you listen here. if you dare sends me anything involving -- im going to see to it. so republicans dont do anything about jobs, you understand? the democrats got up and clapped. as if any of them knew what t...

Across society. dan: you are darn right. we better get ahold of it now. central bank digital currencies, retinal scannings and brain scanning ear pods. before we go remember you can catch the dan bongino show. >> did you hear the speech last night. he said biden was sending a warning. he said you listen here. if you dare sends me anything involving -- im going to see to it. so republicans dont do anything about jobs, you understand? the democrats got up and clapped. as if any of them knew what t...

A speaker during the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland has touted a technology that allows companies to monitor their employees' brains. Legal ethicist [...]

Researchers from the University of Queensland are attempting to develop a new blood test that would have global ...

French luxury brand Yves Saint Laurent demonstrated what they say is a first-of-its kind, in-store experience that uses brain-scanning technology to help shoppers choose the perfect perfume.

A rigorous study of hundreds of people aged 51-81 suggests that COVID-19 can impair the brain slightly. It's unclear if the damage can be reversed.