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Only read the abstract, but I wonder if some consequence to this field of research leads to our ability to control movement in dreams using some kind of externa
by ugh123 2y ago
Only read the abstract, but I wonder if some consequence to this field of research leads to our ability to control movement in dreams using some kind of external rf. The "control" might not be crisp without a visual component, but even having some ability to issue commands would be incredible.
- sholladay 2y agoI hope that nothing external can control my dreams. You can control your own dreams by practicing lucid dreaming.
- ronsor 2y agoWe know the end-game of such technology would be to serve ads to you while you're sleeping.
- amelius 2y agoHow do we know ads do not influence our dreams already?
- wsintra2022 2y agoThey do, Coca Cola been in my dreams before as product placement.
- ronsor 2y agoMaybe they do, but at least Google isn't charging for dream impressions yet.
- walterbell 2y agohttps://x.com/propheticai/status/1803811493881798701 https://x.com/propheticai/status/1803811493881798701 & http://bit.ly/3WumKvu http://bit.ly/3WumKvu Prophetic is developing a non-invasive neuromodulatory wearable. The device uses various “reading” neurotechnologies— including EEG and fNIRS, as well as a “writing” neurotechnology— transcranial focused ultrasound (tFUS). Our aim is to develop a viable neuromodulatory brain-computer interface for consumer use that is 1) closed-loop, 2) non-invasive, and 3) possesses a temporospatial resolution meaningful enough to induce discrete states of consciousness—such as lucid dreaming—with precision.
- meroes 2y agoJust needs something about longevity or crypto and that’s the trifecta of bs if Ive ever seen it. Yes im pessimistic, no offense to the company or researchers.
- walterbell 2y agoIf they publish the results of their VC-funded research, the scientific community can benefit.