International Association of CyberPsychology, Training, and Rehabilitation
Arachnids sense electromagnetic fields to gain a true “spidey-sense” by tailoring a web containing carefully crafted patterns of water and silk that efficiently conducts electricity. …
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P olarotactic people appear more attracted to linearly polarized light (sunsets on the sea, or on light reflected from a shiny car (especially black or red cars: they happen to reflect light similarly to how water does)…
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“There is a great need to…
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ClearUP’s pulsed electrical current works in two ways.…
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In 2019, the U.S. military spent approximately $485 million on music/Sonics (about 3x as much as the entire budget of the National Endowment for the Arts) in "cybernetically hunting the good stuff".
With special attention to the ways acoustics and music (by and for service members) has enhanced multiple functions for the military, the varied (and cybernetically delivered) technologies through which music has…
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"Without cell-to-cell communication there's no multicellular existence."
"Electrome" is a novel term for the totality of all ionic currents of any living entity, from the cellular to the holistic organism-level. Cellular…
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Can we heighten our capacity to spontaneously synchronize? How does the notion of being in syncopated rhythmic unison actually influence our consciousness?…
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By 2022 Japan’s robot…
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Objectifying emotions previously thought hidden from conscious awareness. . . became a life long passion of William Moulton Marston. . . as he and his wife…
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Move your ass and the mind follows.
Or is that the other way round?
Anyway pull up a stool that glows and give this a whirl.
Beats balancing on your hands...…
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. . .it involves a cellular function of the endothelial cells which make up the blood vessel walls -- when chronically or traumatically exposed to stress hormones such as cortisol or adrenaline -- they become dysfunctional. This dysfunction leads to the walls of the endothelial cells constricting.
This reduces blood flow to crucial areas of the brain, such…
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Technology allowing for "virtual communication" of touch, smell and taste -- by digitally delighting these senses -- can go a long long way to increasing the sense of presence. It may also provide some important therapeutic benefits.
Our world is truly…
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Introducing the Wunderkammer as a VR-emotionally evocative tool for emotion research
(Applying Eye Tracking, Unconstrained Gaze and Movement Pattern)
The “Wunderkammer” is a immersive virtual world suite with different types of emotionally-charged content. Three Realms were applied to examine the effects…
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VR-integrated, mobile eye-track device (EyeSync) shows how methods to determine concussive/traumatic injury can enhance learning/education. . .…
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