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interbrain
when I was your age we used the internet... | |
the interbrain is like the internet, only it is directly connected to your brain.
unless humans develop telepathy by some collosal accident of evolution, one would have to have an operation done in which a transmitter of some sort was implanted within the skull that would allow the host to access
information from the brain of anyone on the network. you can also post information or allow access to specific storage areas of your memory. you can set real-time moods in myspace. you can think real-time blogs. you can watch live point-of-view porn. unlimited possibilities.
there are lots of downsides though. like malicious users (hackers, crackers, etc.) putting viruses and stuff in your brain. altering your dna, that sort of thing. i suppose thats what vaccinations are for (antivirus haha).
theres too much stuff to write, so I'll let you all come up with ideas about this :)
Wikipedia: Brainstorm (1983 film)
http://en.wikipedia...instorm_(1983_film)
One of the earlier explorations of brain/computer interfaces in science fiction movies. [jutta, Jan 19 2008]
Halfbakery: Brain-Web.net (2000)
Brain-Web_2enet
Pretty much the same idea. [jutta, Jan 19 2008]
the treon blog with the non neuron neurocommunication idea plus a bunch of cure heart disease ideas
http://www.imminst....blog&blogid=22&st=0
[beanangel, Jan 21 2008]
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This is an old science-fiction idea, and frequently posted here in some form or other. |
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People who suggest it tend to gloss over the fact that the impulses running through your brain don't necessarily run in someone else's - our hardware is different. |
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How did "altering your DNA" get into the list of bad side effects? That seems to have nothing to do with the rest. |
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[-] for affectation of using no capitals,
which i despise. |
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//theres too much stuff to write, so I'll let you all come up with ideas about this :)//
I have an idea: Please use our famous *apostrophe shooter* where you lack apostrophes. |
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Yes, but Microshit are trying to claim they own the IP and the copyright. |
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Bla di bla indeed BUT, there is much talk nowadays about a real interbrain. If you view all humans as part of a bigger machine...If you think of all of us as a giant computer... |
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perhaps this is chum to attract a shark
tale: |
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marine organisms have electric sensors
that detect an aa batery at more than
1000km |
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look for similar structures as
part of nerve tissue as the ability to
sense electric charge at a distance
muchly complements the dendrite
bordered
neuron; what if adjacent myelinated
neurons are sharing nformation
processing |
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a simple test would be the
living mammal brain slice protocol with
gel, conductor isolation to see if
electrically connected absent neuron
connected or chemical connected
neurons affect each other may be the
system to test non neuron
neurocommunication |
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thus chemically isolated neural
structures could be found; also fmri is
usually accomplished with hydrogen MR
I think its possible to do Ca Magnetic
resonance imaging that way a Ca ion
(active beuron)
activation map can be created n tested
to see if it communicates across brain
tissue absent neural connection like an
electrically immediate lymph system of
nformation |
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highly specialized medications could be
used to address this system |
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wikipedia says [fish sensory organ]The
gel is a glycoprotein
based substance with the same
resistivity of seawater, and it has
electrical properties similar to a
semiconductor, allowing it to essentially
transduce temperature changes into an
electrical signal |
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I think any actual scientist that proves
noncontact electrical communication
amongst brain areas would get a nobel
prize |
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Hey look, Treon used not one, but two commas! Wonder what his readability fox index is... |
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I hope ill be alive when that technology comes out. I definitely will have to have it. |
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