GF2045 / Roundtable on Life-extension of the Brain in a Full-body Prosthesis

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @arincrumley
    @arincrumley 10 лет назад +5

    17:30 - "The animals will act like they just got the memory, like they just generated the memory." Wow… Eternal sunshine for the spotless mind wasn't that far off I guess.

    • @johndee7124
      @johndee7124 9 лет назад

      Arin Crumley Agreed, besides Hollywood is and always has had the job of 'prepping us for future changes'

    • @mastertheillusion
      @mastertheillusion 8 лет назад

      +John Dee Actually hollywood has gone out of its way to show that science is bad if not insane.
      That moving right and up, is towards glory. They are actually doing this. Study the films close and you will see what I'm saying is very real. Messaging.

    • @johndee7124
      @johndee7124 8 лет назад

      Yes and no, it depends. In many cases if u look closer they make the 'people using the tech look bad' (see the military in 'avatar' and countless others) and also when they make technology look bad 'a lesser evil' gets released in the real world, usually its initially 'cool tech' like wifi joypads, then once embraced they reveal it led to wifi tazers and so on. Hollywood are on 'their team' not ours. The clear agenda in recent years films largely show humanity being evil, while increasing films make the average viewer sympathize with an animal, robot or even alien rather than the humans who are portrayed hunting it down. Its desensitization and conditioing and they are very adept at it. Peace and feedback always appreciated

  • @robfloto
    @robfloto 9 лет назад +2

    if we even want to contemplate this as a possibility we all need to work together to ensure that it happens. as to excess population growth-space travel would inevitably follow this tech hence our brains being connected, tied to the network enabling everyone with this tech to instantly have all the knowledge on the internet allowing the growth of technology to exponentially speed up to a much more rapid pace than it currently is. I very much want to be part of this movement and to help ensure it's sucess.

  • @thoughtsurferzone5012
    @thoughtsurferzone5012 11 месяцев назад

    This is the future I fight for. Nature gave us a body that works in the same sense that a 20-year-old rust bucket car works.

  • @crazy4jas
    @crazy4jas 4 месяца назад

    Be grateful. No need to live under false conditions to survive a world that is so unkind. Why don't we just work on helping those us around and developing a safer world?.... This will lead to mass depopulation as the rich begin to not value workers and average folk.

  • @maestro256
    @maestro256 9 лет назад +1

    Где исходное видео на русском?

    • @MiroshnichenkoPeter
      @MiroshnichenkoPeter 6 лет назад

      Во, ещё один человек с таким же вопросом :))

  • @surg23
    @surg23 9 лет назад

    If Brain cells didn't change or evolve we would have the same primitive thinking capacity of our neanderthal ancestors. People are better at everything in the modern age, not just through accumulative knowledge but also through enhancement and conditioning of the brain that is passed on to be enhanced further, some might call this the evolution of brain cells.

  • @momoussa7369
    @momoussa7369 9 лет назад

    In essence...

  • @rgaleny
    @rgaleny 9 лет назад

    PUT THE BRAIN IN A BOX - the have it wirelessly control modem sensors.