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>What happens when you wake up inside of an environment of complete sensory-deprivation? If scientists determine that ‘normal’ brain activity can continue outsi
by lawlessone 9y ago
>What happens when you wake up inside of an environment of complete sensory-deprivation? If scientists determine that ‘normal’ brain activity can continue outside of the body, by EKG for example, is it a form of unlawful imprisonment to keep someone “alive” in that condition without their expressed consent?
Well this is just disturbing. a real life purgatory.
- otempomores 9y agoAttach to every input nerve a wire.. Add a neural net that takes the general activity and pleasure as weight and voila a flight dream orgasm.
- vixen99 9y agoSometimes even consent doesn't work very well. Roald Dahl described just this situation (for a human) back in 1959 in this story: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_and_Mary_(short_story) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_and_Mary_(short_story)
- Hoasi 9y agoPerhaps they would need to send false sensory stimuli to emulate a ghost-like body illusion and maintain the isolated brain in an induced state of normalcy.