The video explores the impact of overstimulation on our senses and introduces Dr. Michael Resnick, a neuroscientist specializing in brain plasticity. The mission is to enhance sensory perception through brain training. The process involves undergoing fMRI and MEG scans to assess current brain function. The results show improvement, and the narrator reflects on the experience of being a test subject.

What is the main issue with our senses in today's overstimulated world?

• Our eyes and ears are not functioning properly.

• We lack the right technology to process information.

• Our brains are overwhelmed by too much information.

• Our senses are naturally dull.

Who is Dr. Michael Resnick?

• A renowned physicist studying sensory perception.

• A neuroscientist specializing in brain plasticity.

• A doctor who invented the F MRI machine.

• A famous psychologist known for his work on stress.

What is the purpose of the F MRI and MEG scans in the video?

• To improve the narrator's memory.

• To map the brain's response to sensory input.

• To diagnose a medical condition.

• To test new brain training equipment.

How does the narrator feel about being part of Dr. Resnick's experiments?

• Excited to learn more about his brain.

• Indifferent to the whole process.

• Uncomfortable being a personal lab rat.

• Eager to try new brain training techniques.

What was the outcome of the brain scans for the narrator?

• The scans were inconclusive.

• The narrator's brain function had declined.

• There was no change in the narrator's brain function.

• The narrator's brain function had improved.