what does /sci/ think of brainhq? Lots of the exercises

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vid related

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posting more exercises

>>9097839

Is it free?

>>9097876
no, I think it's like 12$ a month

>>9097883

Into the trash it goes.

>>9097883
Why would I pay for brain games which are unanimously evaluated by scientific studies to have 0 impact on cognitive skills ?

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>>9097918
>unanimously evaluated by scientific studies to have 0 impact on cognitive skill
source this. They had neurologists involved in designing this program and intuitively it sounds like it should work. If people with ADHD can improve their cognitive function through rigorous exercise why can't normal people do the same?

if the exercises are stressful surely that's a sign your training your brain properly. Isn't it correct that literally any form of psychological stress improves cognitive function overall? (ignoring the divided attention aspect)