00:13Un'epoca di una prima formazione di fenomeno
00:16era a Harvard Medical School in 2000.
00:24Participanti played the game for 7 ore each,
00:26spread over the course of 3 days.
00:32Remarkably, 63% of the participants,
00:36almost two-thirds,
00:38reported seeing imagery from the game
00:40hours after they finished playing,
00:42often just as they were falling asleep.
00:44This fact on its own was newsworthy.
00:50But even more surprising,
00:53amnesic patients with brain damage
00:55that prevents them from forming new memories
00:57also reported seeing game imagery
01:00well after they'd finished playing.
01:02These participants were unable to recall
01:04having ever played the game,
01:06but their descriptions matched those of players
01:09with perfect memories.
01:11Blocks.
01:12They all saw blocks,
01:14falling through space,
01:16sometimes rotating or fitting neatly
01:19into empty spaces between other blocks.
01:22Some participants also reported
01:24seeing completed lines disappearing.
01:29Such a big story to remember.
01:32Un'epoca'n sounds with a man,
01:32un'epoca'n sounds with a man of a man's
01:44and a r expletive.
01:45Un'epoca'n sounds with a man of a man of a man's
01:56A man of a man of a man as a man of a man's
01:56The kind of strength inside our hearts, it's all connected
02:00We're all together in this world, don't you forget it
02:05We're all connected in this, I'm yours forever
02:10There is no end in sight for us, nothing could measure
02:15The kind of strength inside our hearts, it's all connected
02:20We're all together in this world, don't you forget it
02:25The researchers gave this phenomenon a name
02:55Thank you
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