We don't know exactly how the brain works, but its possible that you could stick a bunch of wires into somebodies brain and play them a pre-recorded dream. |
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Hey everyone, i was thinking about virtual reality last night and it occurred to me. When we LD we are in virtual reality, and we have our senses. Do you think in the near future, a machine could be made to simply stimulate the parts of the brain most active in LDing? |
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We don't know exactly how the brain works, but its possible that you could stick a bunch of wires into somebodies brain and play them a pre-recorded dream. |
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Yeah, I think it's totally possible. Once we have a complete understanding of the whole brain we could work out exactly how to trigger a lucid dream state. The brain runs on little electrical signals, right? (my knowledge only goes as far as GCSE biology so correct me if I'm wrong:p) So why couldn't we simulate those signals ourselves using some machine? |
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You wouldn't play them a pre-recorded dream because it isn't possible to record conceptual thought through technical means. The mind is the only thing that can handle thought. Technical means and devices can only handle sensory representations. |
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Ah, merlock, unless you think its something higher up (spiritual), then all conceptual thought falls under electrical impulses and whatever else the brain uses to work. |
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that's assuming all the other impulses happening at the same time (breathing, etc.) don't affect your recorded impulses (which is doubtful) |
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Yeah, way to make it more complicated =P |
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