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Dr Vijay Garg
Contd from previous issue
How should safety be assessed? What constitutes appropriate use in schools, workplaces and competitive environments? And how can society prevent exaggerated claims from getting ahead of scientific evidence?
The real promise of neuroscience is not to replace human effort but to help us understand it better.
The brain is not a fixed machine. It changes with experience, practice and learning. Brain stimulation may one day become another tool for supporting that remarkable capacity—but the foundation remains the same: learn, practise, adapt and keep the brain engaged.