@0xdesigner is usually right but here he's wrong

you actually *can* biohack creativity

the biocybernaut institute (biocybernaut.com/) specializes in neurofeedback trainings to teach people how to self-regulate brain function and states

you can literally learn to rewire your brain to be more creative

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prohibitive, around $15k/week years ago when i first heard about it via friends who had gone

they also told me there was a $6M scholarship so indigenous americans could attend for free, which i thought was a nice gesture.

i just went to look it up to confirm and seems like it was part of a study which is kinda icky: cbc.ca/newsinteractives/features/brain-school-study-indigenous-biocybernaut-james-hardt

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that's a bit too rich for my pockets. weed, shrooms, a brisk walk and a good night of sleep are cheaper 😂 

though I'm positive in the future we'll all have implants to increase creativity and intelligence like Neo slotting in a new gameboy cartridge into our brains