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How do you think, will we see in the future device that can reads human thoughts and projects them on screen?

(I am asking serious)

Thoughts are pretty complex, and anyways we couldn't represent all the information they contain (for example smell, taste, etc. can't be projected on a screen), but yeah, I think it's possible...

why, you wanna record your dreams?

...
that would be weird.

why, you wanna record your dreams?

Well... Yes and no. :D

A bit another thing. And only way to release it is using memory projector device.
Or not using it. But in this case it would take 50 years of my life.

i'd like a device like that too... sometimes I have interesting thoughts, or I imagine worlds when I'm bored, and I'd like to see it recorded like a movie.
But my thought flow is very unorganized, and it would take decades to organize all that raw material, so... XD

EDIT:

Boingo wrote:...
that would be weird.

depends on what your thoughts are

Finished playing AMNESIA: A MACHINE FOR PIGS. Fantastically awesome game (even if it is quite short on horror) that reminds me a lot of Submachine.

In a way.

OnyxIonVortex wrote:why, you wanna record your dreams?

I write my dreams down, which is a similar concept. It helps with dream recall a whole lot.

great idea, a thought reading machine, the last thing I need is another way to cause irrepraiable harm to the minds of myself and others.

its amasing how invisible I am, posting every day, using colerful text, it realy is

if nowone coments on this I will start an evil twin war

Sublevel 102 wrote:How do you think, will we see in the future device that can reads human thoughts and projects them on screen?

(I am asking serious)

Well, the brain and the entire nerveous systems works with electricity, like computers. That means that both use the binary system (Due the electric polarity), and is posible to make a traductor.
So, the first step is to make a binary traductor. With that you can create the "mind reader", and copy the "media" archives of the brain to the computer.

On one hand, a thought reading machine would be cool, but I would'nt want other people to read my thoughts.