h a l f b a k e r yI think this would be a great thing to not do.
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Chip implant in person's brain that allows a person to think
of
a place and then travel.
Brain Computer Interface
http://www.fastcomp...our-mind-reading-pc
[MechE, Apr 14 2015]
[link]
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[Seneca], you got here ten years ago. You've read the help file by now. |
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Second the [Marked-For-Deletion] Magic/Bad Science. |
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The first half isn't completely impossible. We're, maybe,
on the edge of being able to put chips in someone's brains
that respond to thoughts at that level of detail. To the
best of my knowledge, the closest we've come is devices
that respond to a specific trigger thought with a pre-
programmed result (e.g. thinking "Ah" causes the mouse
cursor to move right, see link). That's very different from
being able to identify a place from a person's memories of
it, but it's probable that we will eventually get there. |
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Then comes the second half, human teleportation. That
is pure SF without a theoretical basis behind it. |
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If it has to be instantaneous to qualify for teleportation, then no. But otherwise this totally works and you do not even need the implant. I can do it with a sticker; I used the one off a banana. Just put it on, think of a place, and travel! Did it this morning and I even stuck the sticker on a cereal box, not on my head. |
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I can actually see this working. Once you think of a place,
the chip prevents you from forming any new memories until
you arrive at that place. The last thing you'd remember was
being elsewhere, and then suddenly you're here now. From
your perspective, it's teleportation! |
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