Scientists extract images directly from brain - Page 6
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Tenma
Canada93 Posts
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MrHoon
10183 Posts
On December 16 2008 00:41 Action Bastard wrote: eventually, science will become so advanced. it will destroy us. ![]() | ||
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distant_voice
Germany2521 Posts
think about what the military envisions when it reads this. I wonder if this'll put an end to torture or if it'll make it much worse. | ||
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never_jiggy
Australia25 Posts
On December 16 2008 00:57 distant_voice wrote: i assume with government agents 99% of the time they would consider torturing someone it's just for information. tbh i'm not really against torture if the target refuses to divulge information about criminal accomplices. for example if a person running a child raping club refused to cough up information regarding other members that would lead to their capture, i think it's pretty much ok to torture them in order to get the information. sure this is cool, but making people's dreams isn't the only thing this can do if it can read thoughts. like everything that has a lot of power it also has the potential to be exploited in a very harmful way. think about what the military envisions when it reads this. I wonder if this'll put an end to torture or if it'll make it much worse. technology like this would make that basically unnecessary and you can just do whatever with the felons after you've got what you need from them so it would be helpful for "law enforcement", but this technology wouldn't really affect those who torture for other reasons so i guess the FBI better get it's union reps on the phone to stop this technology being pursued amirite! | ||
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hiroxx
Ireland115 Posts
On December 12 2008 10:20 Dazed_Spy wrote: Are we suppose to be happy about this accomplishment? Seriously, science has a fucking limit... its only dreams and pictures... its not like cloning humans or excessive cybernetic implants | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On December 16 2008 00:41 Action Bastard wrote: eventually, science will become so advanced. it will destroy us. if we have the judgment of children, maybe. | ||
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distant_voice
Germany2521 Posts
I don't like nuclear power but I'm all for putting more research into it (this might be wishful thinking, but maybe one day we will have power from controlled fusion), and I'd endorse keeping genetically "enhanced" products off the market, but once we know for sure that they won't do any harm (to us and to the environment) I have no qualms about using that technology either. | ||
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distant_voice
Germany2521 Posts
On December 16 2008 02:30 oneofthem wrote: this is just SICK. a stake in the heart of mentalistic theories of mind. why? mentalists don't believe that the brain is some kind of magic machine where thoughts are produced through the will of god or something. | ||
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Polis
Poland1292 Posts
On December 16 2008 02:38 distant_voice wrote: why? mentalists don't believe that the brain is some kind of magic machine where thoughts are produced through the will of god or something. men·tal·ism (mntl-zm) n. 1. Parapsychological activities, such as telepathy and mind reading. 2. The belief that some mental phenomena cannot be explained by physical laws. They do, according to dictionary. | ||
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KizZBG
u gotta skate8152 Posts
![]() You're not gonna read my brain now fuckers! | ||
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