Emerging technologies for accessing and altering the brain impacts our freedom to understand, shape, and define ourselves. Voluntarily choosing to take a performance-enhancing drug is quite different from being forcibly administered it. Adding brain-training games to our daily routines differs from being bombarded by deceptive marketing practices. Voluntarily confessing criminal activity to the police dramatically differs from having brain-encoded memories surreptitiously lifted from the brain. These differences are crucial to how we define and ultimately defend cognitive liberty.
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Motivation and making nerve integration in brain is huge important! Bolt is fast not because he is from Jamaica. He has played soccer with brother at mountain downhill near sea/ocean. Every time ball went down to water he would push himself (time 2 years or older) and brain understood it as important action. Those nerves allows his musles to run 35 km per hour.