Pioneers of the EEG, episode 5: Hans Berger

This is Episode 5 of the Brainclinics "Pioneers of the EEG" series. It's about Hans Berger, the pioneer who was the very first to record a human EEG, the first to use the term "Encephalography" and also the first to describe the alpha wave rhythm, also known as the Berger wave or Berger Rhythm.
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This episode has been peer reviewed by Prof. A.M.L. Coenen (Radboud University).
Conceptualized and produced by Brainclinics Insights.

[@aphysique]

Very kewl...Was telepathic !!

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Ways to record EEG 1| bipolar 2 electrodes ( applied to the cortex or to corresponding area of the scalp) 2| monopolar 2i active electrode (applied to the cortical region) 2ii indifferent electrode (applied to the ear-lobe in man or the nasal bone in an animal)
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About electrolysis.
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[@bytheway1031]

🎂Hans Berger 05-21-2022

[@widowmaker4097]

Cant psychics put on an eeg headset and read anyones mind, regardless of where they are in the world, and put it on a computer and translate it into words?