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Australian scientists have unveiled an unusual invention recently - a thinking cap, which they claim can improve the drawing skills of the wearer within 15 minutes of putting it on. The cap, which was developed at Sydney's Centre for the Mind, uses magnets to stimulate the right hand side of the brain, which is associated with creative thinking.

15th Jun 2002

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