Weak brain signals were written off for decades and scientists just proved that was
For decades, brain researchers operated with a straightforward assumption. The louder the neural signal, the more important it was. Brain scans that lit up brightly in certain regions captured attention and drove conclusions. The quieter activity humming in the background was largely treated as interference, the kind of static you filter out before getting to the real data. A new…
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