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Once again, welcome to Cool Stuff Ride Home.

I'm Marcus Paffy's Reggie Rizzou on today's episode,

a possible shocking way to keep your brain young. And two celestial bodies will soon appear

close to each other in the nighttime sky. Plus on this day in history, the first Greyhound

Bus ride happens, but in a car.

That's coming up on cool stuff.

Well, to get things started today, we're once again turning to one of my favorite publications, BBC Science Focus, and a piece from author Alex Hughes.

For many of us, there are any number of small improvements we could make to our daily routines that likely benefit our

overall health, a better diet, daily physical activity, or even something as simple as a crossword

puzzle or Sudoku to keep our brain sharp. But I'm guessing most of us have never seriously

considered electrical shocks to the brain as a means of keeping it fit.

If you're wondering what the heck I'm talking about, which seems likely here, it's a practice known as neuromodulation,

and it involves placing stimulators on your head and sending electrical shocks straight to your nervous system.

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