Brain Waves Foretell Mistakes
Brain Waves Foretell Mistakes Using magnetoencephalography (MEG), scientists have discovered that just before making a mistake, humans produce distinctive brain waves indicative of a lack of attention. It works like this: about one second before a mistake occurs, brain waves in two sections of the brain become more active. Potential applications include attention-monitoring devices for life-critical safety workers like air traffic controllers, and treatments for ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) children.
One of these hooked to my head and I'd be golden!...
Next they will try to eliminate all orienteers from running around with little antenas on their heads. Get the hide under your shirt type.
One of these hooked to my head and it would be sounding the alarm continuously...
...and then you'd never be able to concentrate again!
A Simpson's Episode comes to mind.