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    1. 02-06-2012 05:57 PM #1
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      Nice, can't watch the video where I am but would be interesting to see results on someone in a coma. Or used on someone seconds after passing away..
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      Quote Originally Posted by ShadowOfSelf View Post
      Nice, can't watch the video where I am but would be interesting to see results on someone in a coma. Or used on someone seconds after passing away..
      They wouldn't be able to use this device.
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      Sounds like they still got a little ways to go, because the sounds were just barely recognizable. I wouldn't underestimate how useful it would be for people who can not speak though. Your first reaction might be that it isn't many, but there are actually millions of people just in the US who could benefit from it.
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    4. 02-07-2012 02:12 PM #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by cmind View Post
      They wouldn't be able to use this device.
      Why not?
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      Quote Originally Posted by ShadowOfSelf View Post
      Why not?
      Well, if it reconstructs internal dialogue, there has to be internal dialogue to reconstruct.
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      Quote Originally Posted by snoop View Post
      Well, if it reconstructs internal dialogue, there has to be internal dialogue to reconstruct.
      Well yeah, but do we know if people in comas have internal dialogue? Or is this the tech we need to find out.
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      Quote Originally Posted by ShadowOfSelf View Post
      Well yeah, but do we know if people in comas have internal dialogue? Or is this the tech we need to find out.
      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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      Quote Originally Posted by Irken View Post
      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.
      Well I guess we will find out...
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