In the 1880s, the Italian physiologist Angelo Mosso hypothesized that an attentional or cognitive task increases cerebral blood flow ([Mosso, 1884][1]). Lacking current technology, he tried to measure the blood flow of a supine live subject with a “delicately balanced table which could tip
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