Advancements in Brain-Computer Interfaces
People don't believe that. "Well, you can't control me.
I, I have my own free will. There's no way you can get to my
soul." Well, sorry, that's not true.
Um, so these nanoparticles are activated under certain magnetic
frequency and will alter the brain patterns and
pathways.
Uh, recently, my school came out, Harvard came out
with, uh, what you see here on the right slide is
a magnified view of a needle that's injected
into the brain and puts the scaffolding over the
brain, and then
it's read that way at a f-- a much finer resolution.
So let's talk about a little bit, um, uh, about
deciphering the audio and visual cortex.
Uh, so researchers at the University of
California Berkeley have
invented a brain decoder device that's able to work out what you're
thinking based on neural activity inside of the brain.
Now, they use mostly what's called functional
MRIs.
Um,
but, uh, you could use any of these technologies I
talked about.
If you're reading text in a newspaper or book, you hear a
voice in your own head. Usually, most people are
reading kind of aloud in their own head.
Well, they can read that, decipher the words
that you were thinking to yourself.
So there's, uh, another one, uh, University of
LA, maybe Stanford University. They are decoding visual
images. So they train the person under a
functional
MRI, that's the standard technique, to look at images, and then
they record them, and then they ask the
person to, uh, imagine the object.
It can also just be imaginary, and the computer will
decipher the brain code, and so you're looking at a hammer,
you're looking at
a saw. That's a house. That's a cat.
So the technology in the civilian sector is coming along, uh, quite quick,
quickly. Somebody apparently from NASA leaked this
as something they were working on.
And
telepathy, electronic two-way communications.
Well, we have that now,
and that's very scary if you don't-- if you've never experienced it.
Um, making hu-humanity think an alien invasion
is about to
occur at every major city. Well, we have holograms in the sky.
I described that technology. Um, and
you know, they, they talked about other things, uh, that
might make this come about. But all I'm saying is
beware.
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