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Can Lionel Messi's brain slow down time passing?
Sajad Jafari1, Leslie Samuel Smith2
1a Biomedical Engineering Faculty , Amirkabir University of Technology , Tehran , Iran.
Abstract:
It seems that seeing others in slow-motion by heroes does not belong only to movies. When Lionel Messi plays football, you can hardly see anything from him that other players cannot do. Then why he is not stoppable really? It seems the answer may be that opponents do not have enough time to do what they want; because in Messi's neural system, time passes slower. In differential equations that model a single neuron, this speed can be generated by multiplying an equal term in all equations. Or maybe interactions between neurons and the structure of neural networks play this role.
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