Mind-reading computers – Phil Wang, Anne Vanhoestenberghe and Luke Bashford

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  Hello, on my right is Robin Ince.

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  And on my left is Brian Cox.

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  Though obviously it's the other way round for those of you listening on the radio.

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  If you are looking directly at the radio, anyway.

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  So, for those of you who prefer to imagine we present the show from the bunk bed,

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  we live in Broadcasting House.

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  I'm on the bottom bunk and Brian is on the top bunk.

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  I did actually once have the top bunk,

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  but due to the weight that I pushed down the mattress due to the size of my backside,

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  Brian was very worried that the universe was suddenly expanding towards him and was quite unable to sleep.

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  Just to say, because I was a little bit late arriving, I didn't edit that bit of Robin's scripts.

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  I would have taken that out.

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  It's true, though, isn't it?

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  No, because then people think we're like the Markerman White...

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  No, the bunk beds!

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  Not side-by-side, Brian, you were fine.

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  There's a ladder between us, both metaphorically and physically.

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  Anyway, this is the Infinite Monkey Cave.

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  That's the longest period of time it's taken to get to that bit.

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  So today we're discussing the new science of Brian computer interfaces.

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