how could watching your life on TV be better than living it?
how could watching your life on TV be better than living it?
It isn't
You haveeyes each composed of 130 million photoreceptor cells. In each of those cells there’s 100 trillion atoms that’s more than all the stars in the Milky way galaxy.However each atom in each cell in each eye formed in the core of a star billions of years ago and yet here they are today being utilized to capture the energy released from that same process all to expand the consciousness of you. It's ironic in that you are the universe experiencing itself And all you are is a thought.
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Agreed, but a useful development of this will probably be in medical diagnosis. It is a while since I had anything to do with MRI systems but when I moved on the ability to measure blood flow about the brain was a fairly new development and was/is useful for analysing brain function or otherwise. To have a method of mapping the brain under certain conditions, in this case image viewing, will likely lead to new ways to benchmark brain activity and also provide a means to monitor treatment progress (or otherwise).
Could have a powerful role in coma cases also.
If it ever develops to where a recollected thought can be imaged we are in trouble.
Mick
Hopefully it can tell the difference between recollected thought and recollected memory of an actual event. If it could it could even possibly be used in law.
You haveeyes each composed of 130 million photoreceptor cells. In each of those cells there’s 100 trillion atoms that’s more than all the stars in the Milky way galaxy.However each atom in each cell in each eye formed in the core of a star billions of years ago and yet here they are today being utilized to capture the energy released from that same process all to expand the consciousness of you. It's ironic in that you are the universe experiencing itself And all you are is a thought.
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Used in Law, thats a thought. It may be that another option is possible, if not already in the works, in that the mind is said to behave differently when recounting a true account as opposed to a false account... So if having an MRI exam and someone wanders in with a list of questions, probably best to ignore them.
Mick
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