http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6898177.ece :shock:
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That sounds pretty darn awesome... only question is, is it true?
Sounds pretty darn sure, And fucking awesome.
That would be... alright. I mean, dreams are supposed to be unique like they are. What good would it be if everyone was just recording their dreams just to show off?
That's so cool
I like to think of it as a wicked dream journal. You could select your favorite dream sequences, watch them again, decide which points need changing, and have another lucid dream about the same thing. Also, it could come in very handy for identifying dream signs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muggler
This is incredibly awesome. One more step to my fabled dream machine I've long desired.
What is the deal with all these internet idiots raving and ranting about "Big Brother"? The comments on that article are just ridiculous.
It's all at such an early stage that people are just going wild with unfounded fears of the unknown. The technology sounds cool to me, and promising in a number of ways.
It sounds very promising actually. I remember people were talking this a year ago or so, but it sounds like the technology has progressed quite a bit since back then :)
Why would recording a dream and showing it off take away the uniqueness?Quote:
Originally Posted by Muggler
Besides, I think it would be brilliant to watch a recorded dream of mine. For so many reasons.
When they finish developing the technology how much would it cost to get it?
...okay, everyone's thinking it, I'm just saying it...
This could be the beginning of an entirely new era in the adult entertainment industry.
There, I said it!
Jesus christ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mario92
Legal kinky beastiality/childporn mixed together? You were always the rascal, Mario92!
And I want vids of this technology or it didn't happen.
o.O
...you're a sick man...
And you could make and mass produce videos of dream porn with real people in them and totally demolish their dignity and reputation. This invention sounds amazing and futuristic as hell. I can definitely see how there could be some problems.. wouldn't stop me from buying one though.. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Mario92
*runs off crying*
But in all seriousness, this is an excellent piece of technology, and I would love to see it develop further and become commercially available.
There's so many reasons I'm against the commercial use of this machine...
But hell, I want one.
Personally, I think that it sounds cool and everything, blabidy blabidy blah, but I don't think that officials, for whatever reason (unless they are a possible criminal), should read our minds with these devices! I think that if, and when, these things become available, they should, like, have a password, so that no one who you don't want to see anything that's already recorded will, that way, you can give the password to your parents or something...and you can choose what you want to show other people, and perhaps edit out some parts that you don't want others to see...
I swear I think someone posted this already.. lol. I don't like the idea of this, My dreams are for me only.. and my dream journal. :p
Thats crazy man... I think us dreamers should report that they should study how to record our dreams... I think if they can access us in the dream world they can make many discoveries on how the self concious mind works
Has anyone ever seen the movie Paprika? In the movie they made a device called the DC mini that alows you to view your dreams. Its a pretty cool movie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me1WE...4FB58B&index=1
How about something like Gauntlet? That is to say, you have different sections of clearance, and different passwords for each section. So, you may give your parents access to some content, but not others, allow your friends to see a handful of stuff, blah, blah, blah...Quote:
Originally Posted by lucidreamsavy
This would be a great idea to see your dreams, but this would really invade a lot of people's privacy.
And Deepsleep, you have one of the most creepiest avatars in the history of avatars.
Hence the password bit...Quote:
Originally Posted by Conzo
Yeah, I agree, that's one scary-ass avatar. Oh, that image shall HAUNT me. :eek:
Want.