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That's one over-hyped article if i ever saw one. TLDR; It allows to send two signals that have two different functions in a tetris game - move left or rotate -
by tmikaeld 8y ago
That's one over-hyped article if i ever saw one.
TLDR; It allows to send two signals that have two different functions in a tetris game - move left or rotate - accomplished by looking at different strobing lights that causes the brain to change slightly.
- JepZ 8y agoYeah, I really like that part: > A cloud-based brain-to-brain interface server could direct information transmission... They can barely transmit 1 bit per second with no prospect of increasing the data rate but start talking BS about the cloud.
- TangoTrotFox 8y agoOne thing I'm always impressed by is what the internet is - what it most fundamentally is. It's nothing but two or more people connected by a line being able to send a reliable message of 0 or 1 to each other. That such a thing that would revolutionize the world and nearly every aspect of peoples' lives is something that would have sounded unreasonably hyperbolic in the lifetime of many people still alive today. The most unremarkable sounding achievements are somehow often what lead to the most revolutionary achievements and developments. On the other end of the spectrum the most revolutionary sounding achievements seem to invariably sputter off into nothing.