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(Popular Science)   Turns out that all those "brain improvement" games do is make people better at playing brain improvement games. In other news, someone just told Ric Romero about sodoku   (popsci.com) divider line 5
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powhound
  2013-04-09 11:36:41 AM
1 votes:
i48.tinypic.com   i48.tinypic.com   i45.tinypic.com

Mmmmmm....I'm not an expert, but doesn't one of these stimulate neural network growth more than the other?
DanZero [TotalFark]
  2013-04-09 10:58:32 AM
1 votes:
Sodoku?

Seems that subby needs to play word games

oh wait
it wouldn't have been greenlit otherwise
trappedspirit
  2013-04-09 10:44:37 AM
1 votes:
Yup.  Those games that teach you math and vocabulary teach you math and vocabulary that can only be used on those games.  You have to stop using that math and vocabulary when you exit the game.
Arkanaut
  2013-04-09 10:41:00 AM
1 votes:
Hey dumbmitter, maybe you should take a brain game that teaches you how to spell soduku.
Sybarite [TotalFark]
  2013-04-09 09:50:02 AM
1 votes:
Aww, but I was getting really good.

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