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Researchers at the University of California have apparently found a way to read our minds. In an article published in the journal Nature, the researchers wrote that they have found that they can use MRI brain scans to determine which of a range of images a person is looking at. The article notes that the effect is analogous to the ‘pick a card, any card’ trick; using the MRI scans they could determine which card the person is looking at.
