Would anyone else be interested in some high technology that could erase a certain memory such as your favorite move/comedy sketch/music and so on, and then watch it again as it if were the first time watching? Do you guys ever get tired of listening to that one favorite song or video that gave you great feelings and doesn't do it anymore?

Yeah it would be good for people who have PTSD.

Your thoughts? in before brainwashing

This post was edited by Quantummechanics on Jun 26 2013 01:00am

uhh duh

such technology would go hand in hand with brain repair/improvement tech so it would pretty much make us the masters of our brains.

Yeah there's nothing like listening to that one song that gives you such a nostalgic feeling. Or watching a hilarious comedy sketch only knowing there won't be another good one for a while. I would just keep erasing/re-watching stuff all day, forget about how sex felt and then had sex and bust in like 45 seconds. ahh life is so amazing....

This post was edited by Quantummechanics on Jun 26 2013 01:25am

this could have very disagreeable implications

Meh, I do that anyway. nn technology.

I feel you there.



Quantum, this would probably be terrible for your brain some way or another...sure it is a neat concept but in my opinion that's all it is, a concept.

it already exists: http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/israeli-researchers-manage-to-erase-the-memories-of-mice-1.530426

As a matter of fact, yes, I have been thinking something like that.

As an example, the great feeling a movie gives on the first time, which comes much weaker on the second watch.

I have just thought it would be cool to experience the feeling as strong as it was on the first time, but I haven't been developing (nor thinking) any how's to do it.

hacking your brain...seen a show last night how they can hack your brain while you asleep with smells, your noise has direct access to your brain while you sleep, and rest have less action with your brain...Soo they can give you the scent of roses and a high pinch frequency and you breath deeply...then rotting fish smell and a low pitch frequency and you hold your breath...

next day you don't remember what went on but when you hear those tones you react the same...

This post was edited by doomchaser on Jul 11 2013 09:52am