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Will we ever be able to plug a persons brain into a computer and see his memories?

>> No.10420069

>>10420067
no

>> No.10420176

I don't want anyone to see the things I've done. I can't imagine anyone wanting to see the things they've done.

>> No.10420221

>>10420067
I think it's possible. Maybe not within our lifetime though.

Our memories aren't saved the same way as a video or photo. Accessing them requires context from all of our experiences. We often only focus on parts of something and fill in the rest based on what we have already learned.

So if we wanted to tap into someone's memories the way they remembered them, we would also have to tap into the rest of their brain to get their interpretation of that memory.

>> No.10420332

>>10420067
>its just hours and hours and hours of me jacking off

>> No.10420333

>>10420067

Shit I can't even access my own memories 99% of the time.

>> No.10420358

>>10420067
Yes, 50 years tops.
fMRI can already reconstruct visual signals from your brain, and only God knows what unholy experiments the milliary is doing.

>> No.10420385

>>10420358

Yeah and what about the Chinese military? Makes me shudder to consider.

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10420396

>>10420067
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLb9EIiSyG8
Absolutely yes. Bare in mind this video is ANCIENT and what has been going on underground is much more thorough and evolved.

>> No.10422313

>>10420067
yes