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It's more videos I've already seen. I find it absurd that I can have a copy of a video in my brain, but potentially not be able to show it to someone else. It
by stegosaurus 11y ago
It's more videos I've already seen.
I find it absurd that I can have a copy of a video in my brain, but potentially not be able to show it to someone else. It feels like an arbitrary limitation on knowledge transfer. If we had brain-computer interfaces I could just push my (analog fuzzy) version out into the screen again!
Tagging and categorization can be fixed later. I generally find grep -i a good enough solution.
- colejohnson66 11y agoReconstructing videos from memories has already happened (in a sense): http://mashable.com/2011/09/23/scientists-brain-visual-memories/ http://mashable.com/2011/09/23/scientists-brain-visual-memor...