It’s worth noting the trial was funded by LivaNova, the company that manufactures the VNS device, which has a financial interest in the trial’s outcome.

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The US FDA approved VNS for treatment-resistant depression in 2005, though exactly how it works on depression isn’t fully understood.

They make a device with no idea of what it does, then fund a study to see if they can call it a miracle.

That would be an interesting twist on platforming. You can mint freely within an area, but movement between areas takes puzzle solving or challenges.

I just hope the whole thing doesn’t play like the flight levels.

It can be good at sifting through the top search results, but if people stop posting those questions because of AI where will the answers come from?

Analysis of potential causes aside, thank you for sharing such interesting data!

I use it daily, but as a replacement for smart device integrations. For example, my alarm plays music while the lights come on to prevent me from going back to sleep. I used to do that with Google Home, now I do it with Music Assistant.

In some ways that’s really neat tech, in others it sounds like a setup for a plot based around forcing someone to think a secret so that it can be stolen. Maybe it’s a heist, maybe it’s a government interrogation.