That article claims “a number of studies support” while citing one study at first, then two more. The first study is solely authored by Uri Polat. The other two also include him as an author. In addition to the fact that the article reads like a submarine, I’m curious what if any link Dr. Polat has to the product in question.
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Yes, did you click on the "Our Science" link?
Also, it was covered by NYTimes, which talks about the research as well https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/27/upshot/training-your-brai...
That article claims “a number of studies support” while citing one study at first, then two more. The first study is solely authored by Uri Polat. The other two also include him as an author. In addition to the fact that the article reads like a submarine, I’m curious what if any link Dr. Polat has to the product in question.
Oh wait... https://www.crunchbase.com/person/uri-polat
That's a great catch, I didn't notice that while reading the papers. Here's one that cites Polat's papers, but doesn't seem directly influenced by GlassesOff: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004269891...