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Erazman
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I know nothing about this science, but i was on mushrooms the other night and came up with an idea..
I've seen scans done on the discovery channel on the brain during certain thought processes. If you were to show a screen of red, compared to a screen of yellow to the subject, would different parts of the brain become "active"?
If this is possible, then why don't we try to interpret full images that the subject can see and convert the image from Brain to Computer just by mapping out all the active spots for each color.
example.. see what part of the brain is active when the subject see's a point in space of color (325, 240)...
this conversion of the image seen into the brain to a computer image would have be pretty f'ing cool..
we could share our dreams, look into criminal minds, the possibilities are endless..
i guess the trick would be to pinpoint the active parts of the brain due to certain points of color while ignoring the "other" activity..
could just keep doing multiple comparisons using intelligent software...
I've seen scans done on the discovery channel on the brain during certain thought processes. If you were to show a screen of red, compared to a screen of yellow to the subject, would different parts of the brain become "active"?
If this is possible, then why don't we try to interpret full images that the subject can see and convert the image from Brain to Computer just by mapping out all the active spots for each color.
example.. see what part of the brain is active when the subject see's a point in space of color (325, 240)...
this conversion of the image seen into the brain to a computer image would have be pretty f'ing cool..
we could share our dreams, look into criminal minds, the possibilities are endless..
i guess the trick would be to pinpoint the active parts of the brain due to certain points of color while ignoring the "other" activity..
could just keep doing multiple comparisons using intelligent software...