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60,000 Responses!

Today we cleared 60,000 BrainHex tests - thanks to everyone who has contributed to this study so far! The data are being analyzed even as we speak by a team in Canada, and we should have some results to post later this year. Apologies to anyone waiting for a reply to their comment - we don't have a webmaster right now, and so are short staffed.

Posted on 18 February 2011 at 02:15 PM in Data |

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Hi! I would love to take your test, but when I click the link "Take the BrainHex Test!" it doesn't take me anywhere! Maybe there's a glitch in the system?

Posted by: Kendra | 15 April 2013 at 07:24 AM

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