Mindball is played on a 4-foot-long table by two people with electrodes taped to their foreheads. These biosensors detect alpha and theta brain waves–generated during intense concentration and deep relaxation–and correspondingly instruct a computer inside the table to move a rubber-coated steel ball via a magnetic sleigh below the surface.

The online article doesn’t really do the game justice as in the printed publication you get to see pictures of what the game looks like. I wouldn’t stand a chance.

Thanks to Mark for the link.

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