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We have a high bandwidth input already known as eyes and ears

• bognition 5y ago
  This is the correct answer! Can you only imagine what advances we'd make in "information upload" if we invested as much in Teaching Pedagogy as we invest in Neuroscience?
• DashAnimal 5y ago
  They deal with pretty noisy mediums though. How much of the input is actually transformed into what we perceive as relevant knowledge and stored long-term?
  • GenerocUsername 5y ago
    Better question is how important will noise end up being in the formation of valuable outputs. Nothing worse than a system not sufficient trained to deal with high noise environments
• meaydinli 5y ago
  I agree that they are high bandwidth inputs but not all of it sticks. There is a saying that goes: "in one ear and out the other". Recently, I learned about "reticular activating system". As far as I can understand, RAS determines what is important to you and provides your focus there. This is pure speculation but it might be that, eyes/ears are indeed very high-bandwidth inputs that if all their data was persisted, it would overwhelm our brain.