It's rather silly asking people to prove you wrong if you don't list
any facts to be refuted.
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Have you considered doing one of the online IQ tests before that
distant day? (I know I'm curious as to whether this odd set of
exercises really is helpful.) I linked a number of them here:
http://groups.google.com/group/brain-training/browse_thread/thread/7b86d25d7baa41db/034555da98b22c31?lnk=gst蛻da98b22c31
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gwern
This was my post in another thread but it should have its own.
Harry Kahne was said to have developed the ability to perform several
tasks at one time involving no less the 16 different areas of the
brain. It seems as if he were using several different minds at once.
As for myself, I have decided to give it a try. Surprisingly, I am
slowly developing the ability simultaneously perform quad combination
3-back while reciting the alphabet backwards. The practice is very
difficult and requires loads of concentration but I am experiencing
perceivable gains in clarity of thought from one day of practice to
the next whereas my gains from brainworkshop alone were not
perceivable on a daily basis.
You'll definitely find this interesting. Give it an honest try and
report back what your experiences are.
http://www.rexresearch.com/kahne/kahne.htm
Have you anyone else done a reaction time test and/or a no go/go impulse control reaction time test since doing quad combination back? I'm curious to know if your speed of processing went up. It would be hard to believe it didn't. Have you tested your reverse digit span? If so, what it is it? Have you increased it since quad combo nbacking?--
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