There is talk about clinical trials on people using this technology. I'm very interested about the feedback they can give, although I suspect it will be something like 'I just move it, I don't know how, dammit'.
Now, what would happen if you connect this BMI to an artificial neural network...would it be incorporated by the brain? Sounds like a nice thing to tinker with...connecting software interfaces to other stuff (cams, mics, calculators, whatever) and see what happens.
What happens if you attach it to a distributed neural network ?
Oh dear, Skynet is human after all:)
Yep, finally the Bolo Mk1 makes its appearance. A few years too late, but I really like the idea of continental siege units that are brave, resourceful and witty. I wonder what name they will give the first one...
Oh yeah, that would be sweet! I've been looking for distributed neural networks (BOINC-like) but haven't found anything remotely useful yet. And I can't imagine that this idea hasn't crossed some the mind of some nice, BOINC-loving researchers somewhere...
Yeah...God the omnipotent omnipresent all-knowing Homo Sapiens. Since God is a multicellular organism, shouldn't we also revere His individual cells? I mean, if God is infinitly wise and powerful, surely individual cells are too! Well, a lesser order of infinity maybe, but infinite anyway...
isn't it true that according to quantum theory, a photon follows all possible paths at once?
Would gravity in that case modify the chance of a photon being in a specific location when observed? In this case this would be the chance of observing it at a point along a nicely curved path through space-time...
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Ehm, Ford and GM *do* build small cars and make a profit. Only not in the US. Their European brands are doing pretty nicely, really.
There is talk about clinical trials on people using this technology. I'm very interested about the feedback they can give, although I suspect it will be something like 'I just move it, I don't know how, dammit'. Now, what would happen if you connect this BMI to an artificial neural network...would it be incorporated by the brain? Sounds like a nice thing to tinker with...connecting software interfaces to other stuff (cams, mics, calculators, whatever) and see what happens. What happens if you attach it to a distributed neural network ? Oh dear, Skynet is human after all :)
Yep, finally the Bolo Mk1 makes its appearance. A few years too late, but I really like the idea of continental siege units that are brave, resourceful and witty. I wonder what name they will give the first one ...
Oh yeah, that would be sweet! I've been looking for distributed neural networks (BOINC-like) but haven't found anything remotely useful yet. And I can't imagine that this idea hasn't crossed some the mind of some nice, BOINC-loving researchers somewhere...
Yeah...God the omnipotent omnipresent all-knowing Homo Sapiens. Since God is a multicellular organism, shouldn't we also revere His individual cells? I mean, if God is infinitly wise and powerful, surely individual cells are too! Well, a lesser order of infinity maybe, but infinite anyway...
And how about His Omnipotent Colon Bacteria?
I think you tried the 'self hating' coffee there ....
Yep, very handy, we do the same thing with intranetsites we develop (including our own)...
Hmm, that's a novel idea: use slashdotted servers as a new clean source of energy!
isn't it true that according to quantum theory, a photon follows all possible paths at once? Would gravity in that case modify the chance of a photon being in a specific location when observed? In this case this would be the chance of observing it at a point along a nicely curved path through space-time ...
So ... you would call these Nons ?
Imagine the look on the candyman's face if you ask for a pound of nons in a candystore :)
Well ... you could also try to teach them the concept '69' ...
Indeed, it must have been a set-up all along! And now you understand why they didn't use WinCE - Rover Edition 1.0 ... too obvious!