A surprising factor can predict dementia up to 12 years in advance, study finds
BreadOven, As far as I know, the OP actually writes out the title. Why does this one suck so much? Bot?
FunnyUsername, 
Tldr: It’s quicktime events.
Keep up on your Bayonetta, everyone!
remotelove, (edited ) Until cheaper and easy-to-use eye trackers are available
Wut? We have been developing that for years. I just did a quick search for code and found this: github.com/…/Webcam_EyeTracker_Matlab_Arduino
I almost want update that code for an ESP32 and a couple of cheap cameras I have for them.
realitista, My PSVR2 has one. Now I just need the app to go with it.
vk6flab, 
The full text of the study:
vk6flab, The actual study:
kakes, Visual issues may be an early indicator of cognitive decline
vk6flab, The original article:
PrincessLeiasCat, Thank you for posting these!
0x01, At the start of the study, we asked participants to take a visual sensitivity test. For the test, they had to press a button as soon as they saw a triangle forming in a field of moving dots. People who would develop dementia were much slower to see this triangle on the screen than people who would remain without dementia
elbarto777, Thanks for saving us a click.
Ugh, I hate those stupid headlines.
victorz, Lazy OP just copy pasting the title, eh. Or is the article title automatically copied?
surewhynotlem, Thanks for saving us a click.
Oh no! Slow or no clicking is a sign of dementia. I’m so sorry for your situation.
elbarto777, Oh shit! WHAT DO?!!!
henfredemars, Thanks for the anti-Clickbait.
HubertManne, 
I am so screwed.
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