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It might be safer if the fear could be 'erased' without erasing the memory itself. Or even better - if it were possible to reduce the overgeneralization of fea
by rbarooah 16y ago
It might be safer if the fear could be 'erased' without erasing the memory itself. Or even better - if it were possible to reduce the overgeneralization of fear associated with the memory to present non-threatening situations.
Removing memories themselves seems like a dangerous way to deal with fear, and an easily misused technology. Think governments protecting secrets etc.
- a-priori 16y agoIt might be safer if the fear could be 'erased' without erasing the memory itself. See my other comment. That is what's going on.