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ARE YOU AN IDIOT? 100 years time this will be the norm for household appliances, cars, the internet. All controlled by the mind. How could it NOT be, if its so easy to make the hardware that people can afford to make stupid kids games with it?
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by FubMindflex
November 1, 2009 10:53 AM PST
- I think that Mindflex Game can be a feedback device
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(7 Comments)for concentration and relaxation, so it can have a value
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The fun Mindflex Game