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Lumosity: Keeping Your Brain Healthy so you Can Make it to the Singularity

SingularityHub Staff
Aug 01, 2008

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In the coming decades mankind will unleash an amazing torrent of technological abilities as we march toward the singularity, but that won't mean much for you or me if our bodies don't live long enough and healthy enough to get there.

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Lumosity offers a website dedicated to working out your brain in order to keep your brain in top shape. As a member of Lumosity you participate in games specially developed to train your brain. Members typically play one game per day and various tools are offered to chart your historical progress and to measure your BPI (Brain Performance Index) over time. I just signed up for an account and I am excited to try it out. Let us know here at the Hub what you think if you also give it a try. Below is a screenshot of my member login page so you can get a feel for what it is all about.

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