一般情况是不给假的，考虑到你的情况比较特殊，就勉强点个头了，不过。。。。。。。。要尽早回来呀。我要跟楼主汇报一下，我本来打算在休假期间每天听一个TED,结果休假都木有做到。时断时续，不知道下周上班之后，能坚持成什么鬼样子。
休假回去上班，面对的是各种部门人事变动导致的乱七八糟的后果。少了帮手，还得培训新人，不得不参加各种看上去貌似专业的各种会议。总之，烦人的很。
我跟楼主告个假啊，估计很少机会来爬楼啦。不过，不过，我也许，大概，可能会在没人的角落里自己学英文啊。哈哈。
- 主题发起人 shw019
- 发布时间 2018-11-09
我指的纪录片越战
这人有病 不跟女朋友睡 跟一个problem 睡
中“毛”毒了。
楼主姐姐，3月5日开始便宜，估计5刀至7刀
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Green Book 是谁写的？
书啊，我看你上面有有关书的图片。
https://qz.com/1538407/learning-faster-might-be-possible-with-this-wearable-headset/
Brain hacking isn’t exactly new—we used to just call it “practice.”
If you wanted to get good at something, anything, you just did it and kept doing it until you basically rewired your mind to accommodate new information and skills. It required no drugs or devices, just determination and effort, since it’s the exertion and repetition that create structural changes in the brain.
Now, some technologists and neuroscientists are creating devices that will hack your brain more rapidly, or so they claim. For example, Daniel Chao, the founder of Halo Neuroscience, invented a headset that electrically stimulates your brain while you practice a motor skill. There are other such commercial devices out there, some aimed at amping up intellectual learning, like the Brain Stimulator, a set of headbands and electrodes for self-administering transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), and the Caputron Activadose TDCS starter kit, which contains cables, electrodes, straps, batteries, sponges, and a current stimulator.
In all, more than a dozen tDCS devices are sold in the US to consumers to improve concentration or amp up learning. But none have been tested by the Food and Drug Administration because these are not technically considered medical devices, and so all anyone has to go on is manufacturer claims and anecdotal evidence.
Brain hacking isn’t exactly new—we used to just call it “practice.”
If you wanted to get good at something, anything, you just did it and kept doing it until you basically rewired your mind to accommodate new information and skills. It required no drugs or devices, just determination and effort, since it’s the exertion and repetition that create structural changes in the brain.
Now, some technologists and neuroscientists are creating devices that will hack your brain more rapidly, or so they claim. For example, Daniel Chao, the founder of Halo Neuroscience, invented a headset that electrically stimulates your brain while you practice a motor skill. There are other such commercial devices out there, some aimed at amping up intellectual learning, like the Brain Stimulator, a set of headbands and electrodes for self-administering transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), and the Caputron Activadose TDCS starter kit, which contains cables, electrodes, straps, batteries, sponges, and a current stimulator.
In all, more than a dozen tDCS devices are sold in the US to consumers to improve concentration or amp up learning. But none have been tested by the Food and Drug Administration because these are not technically considered medical devices, and so all anyone has to go on is manufacturer claims and anecdotal evidence.
neuroplasticity
这样的词， 不用查字典， 文章读下来， 就明白是什么意思了， 比字典还深入全面的解释，
这样的词， 不用查字典， 文章读下来， 就明白是什么意思了， 比字典还深入全面的解释，
阅读的时候， 有些词知道意思， 但读音要查。望文生义在中文中随处可见，英文中偶尔如此。
回想起俺当年学构词法背单词儿的时候，碰到debut这个词儿，赶脚这个词儿应该好学好记，因为de-这个前缀狠常见嘛，but奏不必说了，但结果俺“去但”“下但”“否但”地猜来猜去，莫猜到一个靠谱的。
以前练听说太难了。小的时候有个邻家， 在工厂上班， 想学学英文， 找我问banana 的读音。我当时太innocent 了， 否则不会教他的。
这是闲话， 我要表达的意思是， 这种学习条件，他学会300词的难度是相当大的。
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