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originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: fireslinger
with a neuroimplant
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Terpene
I agree, but bear in mind they are not deprived from sleeping. They are in a dream-state, induced by the drugs. This is the correct use of synthetic dreams.
a reply to: Ksihkehe
Yes, that's correct. The neuroimplants are nanoimplants (actually, femtoimplants). However, they cannot cross the blood–brain barrier (BBB) so you cannot administer them via injection into the blood flow. They must be shot into the brain, at precise locations. Femtoimpants are not manufactured. They are grown. Hence the rice fields.
We are not talking here about communicating with intelligent beings from your own universe (let's call them Type 1 Aliens), but about communicating with intelligent beings from parallel universes (let's call them Type 2 Aliens).
Type 1 aliens are nothing more than classic aliens who, as strange as they may seem, have evolved following exactly the same rules as humans. Type 2 aliens, on the other hand, are entities that have developed according to very different rules, in a very different universe.
"human thinking is constrained by human cultural transmission modes, and therefore it is the goal of Giselians to always modulate and/or control those transmission modes. Denebian probes, on the other hand, are there to challenge those transmission modes and to make humans reflect on their nature and origin. In a way, Denebian probes seem to behave like a coalition of peripheral systems challenging the power of the Giselian order.
Source: FL . . .
Can humans enter the dreams of another human and communicate with him and meet for the next day in a coffee shop? No, they can't. Then it's Giselian.
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Ksihkehe
Each universe is separated from the others by that space-time barrier, which means that they are casually disconnected from each other. What happens in one universe will not affect the others at all. It is possible to exchange information between two universes by means of virtual particles, but on one condition: the lifetime of these particles, once materialized in the other universe, must be less than ten to the minus forty-three seconds. The eta particle, which has the shortest lifetime in your universe, only exists for ten to the minus 19 seconds. Intermediate bosons even last just ten to the minus 25 seconds. This gives you an idea of how short a lapse of time Planck's Time is and how effective the detachment between two neighboring universes is.
We could record the nerve impulses and reconstruct them in a computer to obtain the image of the object, without using the human brain.
Unfortunately........ You need a conscious observer, a brain.
XViS is a wonderful machine. But in the end it's just a madness factory. Stay away from that machine, no matter how far it might take you into the other side. If there are gatekeepers and gates, it's for a very good reason.
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Ksihkehe
Even worse: when the human brain perceives an object that is new and strange, diffuse and changing, it tries to represent it by filling in the missing parts, the hidden details, and creates an illusory image of the object.
Stay away from that machine, no matter how far it might take you into the other side. If there are gatekeepers and gates, it's for a very good reason.
Unfortunately it is not possible to use only electronic devices to capture the data that needs to be captured. You need a conscious observer, a brain. That is probably the whole sadness and misery of quantum mechanics: that it mechanizes the biological. And annihilates it. Yes, XViS is a wonderful machine. But in the end it's just a madness factory. Stay away from that machine, no matter how far it might take you into the other side. If there are gatekeepers and gates, it's for a very good reason.