Guide · Journalist or public communicator

Explain what the evidence actually shows

Understand a published BCI case, follow its sources and preserve the distinction between demonstrated results and expectations

A useful first session

  1. Choose a published case

    Read its intended use, recorded stage and sources, then follow the original material

    Read the published landscape
  2. Check the consequential claims

    Retain attribution and distinguish documented results from assumptions or projections

    Check evidence and uncertainty
  3. Keep the limits in the explanation

    State the setting and scope of the evidence and the questions still open, alongside the finding

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What you can take away

A source-backed explanation that keeps the significance and uncertainty of the result together

Start with the illustrated guide