Neuroscientists reconstruct voice from internal dialogue

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Originally Posted by Irken

People in comas for the most part have little brain function mostly just the subconscious part that regulates the body to keep it from dying. However there is no thinking going on. People in comas don't have dreams the entire time they're unconscious or anything. They may have a dream when they're coming out of the coma. But it's not really a normal thing. So no they probably don't have internal dialogue.

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Well I guess we will find out...

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Originally Posted by MindGames

Are you kidding? There could be tons of practical benefits of this.

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inb4 Xei ridicules you for not providing any of these tonnes of benefits.

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Originally Posted by tommo

inb4 Xei ridicules you for not providing any of these tonnes of benefits.

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Lol. Just to name a few (I'm too lazy to check if these have already been said in this thread):

- Military thought-to-speech for missions where you have to be absolutely silent.
- Having silent phone conversations.
- Dream journalling in your sleep
- Doing any kind of journalling or documenting on the go
- Recording your thoughts.
- Brain training

There is plenty of stuff you could do with this technology. And I think most people will agree that it would be kickass to have a telepathic conversation.

Say what y'all will, I'm just going to be freaking out [in a good way] when technology can record the vocal track I hear in my head for my songs. :D
It gets really hard when I have to hit a high E-flat in real life, but I can hear that sound in my head just fine! ^_^

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Originally Posted by tommo

inb4 Xei ridicules you for not providing any of these tonnes of benefits.

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All I said was that I wasn't sure of any. That's totally different from ridiculing people for suggesting that there were some. It's just that your particular idea was unintelligible and stupid. MindGames on the other hand was actually able to come up with something good.

(P.S. you started this thread by totally writing off any benefits of image reconstruction, great job putting your own foot in your mouth there).

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Originally Posted by Xei

(P.S. you started this thread by totally writing off any benefits of image reconstruction, great job putting your own foot in your mouth there).

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wtf....I didn't write off the benefits of it. At all.
I said that this was much more promising.
The image reconstruction they are working on now is COMPLETELY infeasible!
It's like a brute force type of thing which just isn't going to work without some inconceivably/impossibly powerful computer.

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Originally Posted by Signet

Say what y'all will, I'm just going to be freaking out [in a good way] when technology can record the vocal track I hear in my head for my songs. :D
It gets really hard when I have to hit a high E-flat in real life, but I can hear that sound in my head just fine! ^_^

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This will be awesome too. I come up with some amazing songs in my head, full orchestral compositions. But I have no way of getting them
in to the real world.