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4:09Now PlayingScientists are using mood drugs to help adults learn new skills as quickly as a baby.
Watch the video to see results from research which studied pills typically used for Alzheimer's and epilepsy.
The Harvard professor conducting the research around these pills said that their main interest is not really to create super humans, but to help with ailments like poor vision and hearing. But is it inevitable that everyone will want to get their hands on these pills regardless of if they need them?
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