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Quote from: markstivn98 on April 02, 2019, 08:07:43 AM

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Quote from: markstivn98 on March 09, 2019, 09:23:35 AM

Science fiction turns into reality.
Northwestern University experts are currently working on a brain chip connected to the Internet.
Which makes people think of information is immediately answered by Google or Wikipedia, for example
If it happens and works, it is. Will make humanity at another level of intelligence
what do you think Huh

I wouldn't take Wikipedia as an example of trustworthy information!

Why do you have any other suggestions.
I think he can check the reliability of the information.
And choose what is right.

Whether you take it as reliable or not, a lot of scifi things that seemed impossible years back actually camr true already. And this by far isn't the end of it since the internet has taken us to a highway towards technological advancement. Unless we destroy ourselves by being stupid with the technology and knowledge we have, we may be able to achieve scifi level tech in the future.

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Quote from: pavlooster on April 02, 2019, 01:39:11 AM

I think the bad will outweigh the good. I mean it would be a great achievement but why would I even want something to plug in my brain. What happens if something goes wrong.

Maybe it's like movies.
Your mind is stuck in the search engine.
Or even may cause pain or death .
It's hard to try it.

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Quote from: Accounting87 on March 31, 2019, 12:41:02 PM

Quote from: markstivn98 on March 09, 2019, 09:23:35 AM

Science fiction turns into reality.
Northwestern University experts are currently working on a brain chip connected to the Internet.
Which makes people think of information is immediately answered by Google or Wikipedia, for example
If it happens and works, it is. Will make humanity at another level of intelligence
what do you think Huh

I wouldn't take Wikipedia as an example of trustworthy information!

Why do you have any other suggestions.
I think he can check the reliability of the information.
And choose what is right.

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I think the bad will outweigh the good. I mean it would be a great achievement but why would I even want something to plug in my brain. What happens if something goes wrong.

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Does that make me scared alone?

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Quote from: markstivn98 on March 09, 2019, 09:23:35 AM

Science fiction turns into reality.
Northwestern University experts are currently working on a brain chip connected to the Internet.
Which makes people think of information is immediately answered by Google or Wikipedia, for example
If it happens and works, it is. Will make humanity at another level of intelligence
what do you think Huh

I wouldn't take Wikipedia as an example of trustworthy information!

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Quote from: markstivn98 on March 09, 2019, 09:23:35 AM

Science fiction turns into reality.
Northwestern University experts are currently working on a brain chip connected to the Internet.
Which makes people think of information is immediately answered by Google or Wikipedia, for example
If it happens and works, it is. Will make humanity at another level of intelligence
what do you think Huh

It is very likely, since the human body is similar to a machine, I think that technological integrations can be great advances, not only in the brain, but also some parts like arms and legs with much more strength than the natural ones. The time will come when the brain will be integrated into a totally artificial body to guarantee the survival of the human being.

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Quote from: Hotrod_88 on March 12, 2019, 04:36:39 PM

Quote from: stitch101 on March 12, 2019, 01:22:09 PM

Quote from: Hotrod_88 on March 12, 2019, 01:16:54 PM

Why the search engines have to be Google or Wiki if they can make a more reliable and sophisticated search engine. This concept kinda reminds me of the anime SAO.

If it is anything like SAO, I'm out. Don't wanna lose two years of my life to a stupid game.

But I want to be in SAO. I mean I want to experience futuristic games so I hope technology will advance before the day I die. That is why enjoy playing all sorts of online games. It makes me feel so good and I feel like I am a protagonist of something. Of course, I know there are a lot risks in what I am saying but it's the kind of gamble I want to take. Maybe this chip is the one step we need but who knows what other sci-fi ideas can brought to reality with the technology we are building right now.

This is beautiful, but you can not determine the time of your death. Also, when you use the slide,
life may become eternal. No one knows about it.

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I believe that information in Google can not be trusted

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Quote from: stitch101 on March 12, 2019, 01:22:09 PM

Quote from: Hotrod_88 on March 12, 2019, 01:16:54 PM

Why the search engines have to be Google or Wiki if they can make a more reliable and sophisticated search engine. This concept kinda reminds me of the anime SAO.

If it is anything like SAO, I'm out. Don't wanna lose two years of my life to a stupid game.

But I want to be in SAO. I mean I want to experience futuristic games so I hope technology will advance before the day I die. That is why enjoy playing all sorts of online games. It makes me feel so good and I feel like I am a protagonist of something. Of course, I know there are a lot risks in what I am saying but it's the kind of gamble I want to take. Maybe this chip is the one step we need but who knows what other sci-fi ideas can brought to reality with the technology we are building right now.

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Quote from: Hotrod_88 on March 12, 2019, 01:16:54 PM

Why the search engines have to be Google or Wiki if they can make a more reliable and sophisticated search engine. This concept kinda reminds me of the anime SAO.

Your idea is great they can possibly create a search engine that has come to mind.
It is more reliable. And his information is better.

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Quote from: Hotrod_88 on March 12, 2019, 01:16:54 PM

Why the search engines have to be Google or Wiki if they can make a more reliable and sophisticated search engine. This concept kinda reminds me of the anime SAO.

If it is anything like SAO, I'm out. Don't wanna lose two years of my life to a stupid game.

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Why the search engines have to be Google or Wiki if they can make a more reliable and sophisticated search engine. This concept kinda reminds me of the anime SAO.

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Quote from: blockman on March 11, 2019, 03:13:01 PM

Are they going to implant this chip to a volunteer?

I'm thinking on how they are going to test this chip, for sure they are going to try it out from someone. And I agree with the sentiment of badecker that not every information that we can find on the web are facts. There are false information that we really can't deny.

Perhaps they will do so in the future.
Everything is possible ... but imagine the person who will be a volunteer.
He controlled the owners of the experiment.
Or died or there were other mistakes.
It is a great risk

Risk is there for real. That what's boggling my mind on how is this going to implement.

There will be some test requirement and with the usual tests that they conduct, they are using animals as test subjects. If you have that fact and information on how they are going to test this, that's what I wanted to know. But if they will use this with a living human subject, I don't know what to say with this kind of experiment. Undecided

Certainly they use animals to experiment at first.
But this is dangerous for humans no matter how good the results are, because evolution has become dangerous in such areas as cloning.

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Quote from: Ross.Thoms27 on March 12, 2019, 01:54:43 AM

This is a bad idea for humans, Humans becoming a technology? This era of technology makes a lot of people becoming more witless by the fact that they're knowledge is base on the internet. So what if, if they're brains are connected to internet? It's a disaster to humanity. Also humans can easily browse pornography thru their heads. (Facepalm)

I think that man is smarter than the Internet. He created the machine and he is able to stop it. For porn sites it's really a bad side.

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Quote from: markstivn98 on March 11, 2019, 12:25:11 PM

Quote from: peter0425 on March 09, 2019, 04:47:56 PM

I would rather keep it intact and I love how it functions normally.

Imagine you can understand the edge of the house and make calculations in your mind.
Can not you profit at the casino?
Or when you write a topic in the forum you will be able to formulate good information and will take the maturity Grin

Well that's just basic and I'm sure you can do it without those chip on your brain. Profit at the casino? You mean you gonna take the house and win because of a chip in your brain? Writing a topic in this forum? You can simply used some brain power in it and you don't have to complicated things. Grin

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Quote from: markstivn98 on March 11, 2019, 05:19:31 PM

Quote from: blockman on March 11, 2019, 03:13:01 PM

Are they going to implant this chip to a volunteer?

I'm thinking on how they are going to test this chip, for sure they are going to try it out from someone. And I agree with the sentiment of badecker that not every information that we can find on the web are facts. There are false information that we really can't deny.

Perhaps they will do so in the future.
Everything is possible ... but imagine the person who will be a volunteer.
He controlled the owners of the experiment.
Or died or there were other mistakes.
It is a great risk

Risk is there for real. That what's boggling my mind on how is this going to implement.

There will be some test requirement and with the usual tests that they conduct, they are using animals as test subjects. If you have that fact and information on how they are going to test this, that's what I wanted to know. But if they will use this with a living human subject, I don't know what to say with this kind of experiment. Undecided

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This is a bad idea for humans, Humans becoming a technology? This era of technology makes a lot of people becoming more witless by the fact that they're knowledge is base on the internet. So what if, if they're brains are connected to internet? It's a disaster to humanity. Also humans can easily browse pornography thru their heads. (Facepalm)

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This sound like a really bad idea since slowly we are becoming robots, by implementing different chips in our body just to upgrade our skills and abilities. If you would have such a chip in your brain you couldn't call yourself human anymore since you are working with powers that are not human. Either way I also see a good part in this since people could process information a lot faster so they would complete tasks faster and help our society evolve at a much higher level.

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Quote from: NotoriousHodler on March 11, 2019, 04:12:26 PM

Yes, I agree, science fiction becomes reality, I agree

Science fiction, and even everything we've seen in the movies will become true.
Science is evolving. We are no longer surprised by something.
We will die the victims of technology.

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