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Old 06-06-2017, 02:19 PM #3
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Hi, James James. I guess anything is possible with our brains. I suggest you talk to a doctor about it. It would be quite a breakthrough (no pun intended) if a jolt to a specific part of the brain could improve thought processing. It's usually the opposite!

Any way you could take some brain "tests"?
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