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the chip, which acts in exactly the same way as the hippocampus - the part of the brain that deals with memory.
In experiments, the team removed that section of the brain of dead rats and inserted the chip in its place. The implant sent exactly the same electronic signals as the real thing.
When i was at school(Hellhole)I also used to wish that we were already born with education. Back to the chip discussion, imagine if the trooper leaves/gets discharged from the military , he would probably become a useless braindead nobody or he might become an extreme danger to the public or even to his own family and relatives!. imagine if he becomes a gangster/criminal/Pshyco killer etc , he would then be the most dangerous yobbo ever in history, just think of what the law would have to face.
Originally posted by The_Modulus
I remember when I was in school how I wished there to be a chip that I could simply implant so I wouldn't have to study, or even go to school at all.
This could be an incredible technology if placed in the right hands. If one were to posses all human knowledge by, say, the age of 16, there would only be one direction for the mind to expand in, and that would, obviously, be in a direction previously unexplored. Human developement, scientific and technological developement would sky-rocket.
On the other hand, if they want to use it on soldiers, then it is obviously bad news, as they could put whatever information they want into your brain. They want you to hate, say, Germans or whatever, they just make you remember one of them having killed your mother or something. Very dangerous implications.
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Originally posted by Browno
Back to the chip discussion, imagine if the trooper leaves/gets discharged from the military , he would probably become a useless braindead nobody
or he might become an extreme danger to the public or even to his own family and relatives!. imagine if he becomes a gangster/criminal/Pshyco killer etc , he would then be the most dangerous yobbo ever in history,
just think of what the law would have to face.
Originally posted by The_Modulus
I remember when I was in school how I wished there to be a chip that I could simply implant so I wouldn't have to study, or even go to school at all.
This could be an incredible technology if placed in the right hands. If one were to posses all human knowledge by, say, the age of 16, there would only be one direction for the mind to expand in, and that would, obviously, be in a direction previously unexplored. Human developement, scientific and technological developement would sky-rocket.
Originally posted by Browno
Instead of this chip implanted in our brains, why dont they do the same invention like in the film DEEP BLUE SEA where they suck out the jelly from the sharks brain to make them smarter? , well if they could do it.
Originally posted by Browno
Originally posted by The_Modulus
I remember when I was in school how I wished there to be a chip that I could simply implant so I wouldn't have to study, or even go to school at all.
This could be an incredible technology if placed in the right hands. If one were to posses all human knowledge by, say, the age of 16, there would only be one direction for the mind to expand in, and that would, obviously, be in a direction previously unexplored. Human developement, scientific and technological developement would sky-rocket.
Instead of this chip implanted in our brains, why dont they do the same invention like in the film DEEP BLUE SEA where they suck out the jelly from the sharks brain to make them smarter? , well if they could do it.
Originally posted by Balthasar
Humans aren't responsible enough to manage the sensitive technology being created. It's extremely disappointing that we're on the threshold of drastically improving functions of the brain and the motivation for all of this is to make more effective killers. If research for this was being done for people who suffer from memory disorders or other mental conditions then this would be a technological step in the right direction. I know plenty of technological advances have started off as military projects, which were later adapted for civilian use, but the implications of this just stinks to me. This is going to be abused. I just hope I'm pleasantly intoxicated and unaware when they shove an RFID memory chip up my butt.