VR Memories

As I speak, 2 things have happened: My great-great aunt just turned 100 I just came across the Home Skins idea on Halfbakery. Now, my aunt Ruby lived on her own out in the country until she was 97. Now, since we can't take care of her now-failing body, she has been moved to a care center. Here's the problem: Although the place is very clean, it is also very sterile, and it is reminiscent of a hospital. This new atmosphere has made my dear ol' aunt nearly go crazy, until now she is reverting back to memories of when her father was still alive. Now, here comes my idea: Why not make her ideas of being a little girl back home a reality. Although, instead of a VR headset or computer program, come up with a computer chip that you can implant into the brain where the memories are stored. I read somewhere that electric shocks on certain parts oof the brains in patients have evoked such strong responses that the memories were thought to be real. So, the chip could sense the 'want' of a patient (what he/she wants to think about via brain scan of mental activity) and then 'shock' the apropriat area to evoke a stronger memory.

Perhaps a second developement of this is that the chip could relay images of the home/building to a four-screen projector which would translate them into images projected on the white walls of his/her room.

This could help with Alzheimers.