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To remember information such as number sequences, your brain uses its short-term memory storage. Your short-term memory has a limited amount of space to store information.
Now, UNSW Honorary Professor Norman Wildberger has revealed a new approach using novel number sequences, outlined in The American Mathematical Monthly journal, with computer scientist Dr. Dean Rubine.
A relatively useless pseudo-random sequence with a period of seven bits is the result, but the point of this circuit is to educate rather than its utility.
Challenge your mind with this brain teaser IQ test! Spot the hidden number '2' among a random sequence in just 5 seconds. Perfect for sharpening observation and thinking skills.