anyone else have experienced this?? in 10-20 years it will be a reality for everyone...

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

If you mean like how Microsoft Word performs the exact opposite autocorrect function that you wanted, then yes, computers CAN read our minds!

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I for one think this is going to be the most amazing thing ever.

I'm hoping that we will be able cure paralysis in people. I'm confident medicine will get to the point where many illnesses will be a thing of the past.

However, I think computers will beat medicine towards solving a few things for people. Computers reading minds so that folks confined to wheelchairs or unable to use their bodies (or even talk) will just have the computers interpret their thoughts and operate things that can help them, is to me...just a stunning and hopeful idea.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

AHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

luvsexy4all said:

anyone else have experienced this?? in 10-20 years it will be a reality for everyone...

If you really believe this, you have a lot of reading to do on internet searches, internet cookies and internet marketing. I'm not even going to start with algorithms.

I'm going to interpret this literally....

Computers will never be able to read our minds. At this point, nothing can read your mind. Based on what scientists and doctors have figured out about our minds thus far, we'll be extinct as a species before anything comes close to reading our minds.

Monitoring brainwaves, activity, cat scans, etc., has absolutely NOTHING to do with actually knowing what somebody is thinking. They believe it allows them to see what parts of the brain work harder during different mental and physical activities, although there is still some argument in that regard as well. At best they can detect "moods", which is as much about what the different chemicals in your body are doing as it is your brain activity. But there is nothing that will print out a sheet that says, "Cerebus would reall rather be at the book reading a book right now", and there never will be. If there was we'd all kill each other anyway because nobody would be able to lie.

Our minds are a much more complicated computer, by far, than anything that will ever be created by man. For as much as we've figured out so far, there's an infinitely long list of things that we don't understand.

The closest they'll ever get is keyboardless computer interaction through the use of our eyes, and that already exists.

MacDaddy said:

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SUPRMAN said:

luvsexy4all said:

anyone else have experienced this?? in 10-20 years it will be a reality for everyone...

If you really believe this, you have a lot of reading to do on internet searches, internet cookies and internet marketing. I'm not even going to start with algorithms.

already a NY Times article about it....start believing

Cerebus said:

I'm going to interpret this literally....

Computers will never be able to read our minds. At this point, nothing can read your mind. Based on what scientists and doctors have figured out about our minds thus far, we'll be extinct as a species before anything comes close to reading our minds.

Monitoring brainwaves, activity, cat scans, etc., has absolutely NOTHING to do with actually knowing what somebody is thinking. They believe it allows them to see what parts of the brain work harder during different mental and physical activities, although there is still some argument in that regard as well. At best they can detect "moods", which is as much about what the different chemicals in your body are doing as it is your brain activity. But there is nothing that will print out a sheet that says, "Cerebus would reall rather be at the book reading a book right now", and there never will be. If there was we'd all kill each other anyway because nobody would be able to lie.

Our minds are a much more complicated computer, by far, than anything that will ever be created by man. For as much as we've figured out so far, there's an infinitely long list of things that we don't understand.

The closest they'll ever get is keyboardless computer interaction through the use of our eyes, and that already exists.

other people can use computer to read another persons mind....

luvsexy4all said:

SUPRMAN said:

If you really believe this, you have a lot of reading to do on internet searches, internet cookies and internet marketing. I'm not even going to start with algorithms.

already a NY Times article about it....start believing

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luvsexy4all said:

other people can use computer to read another persons mind....

No. They can't.

Think about how you hear yourself thinking in your own head.

There is NOTHING that supplies that information to another person and there never will be.

luvsexy4all said:

anyone else have experienced this?? in 10-20 years it will be a reality for everyone...

can you read computers?

Cerebus said:

luvsexy4all said:

other people can use computer to read another persons mind....

No. They can't.

Think about how you hear yourself thinking in your own head.

There is NOTHING that supplies that information to another person and there never will be.

Pretty often I can't even read my own mind

Timmy84 said:

luvsexy4all said:

already a NY Times article about it....start believing

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nice little pic thingy....but tis true

I prefer virtual sex with the computer

luvsexy4all said:

Timmy84 said:

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nice little pic thingy....but tis true

My "pic thingy" is the truth.

Now, before we all go dismissing this as impossible, does anyone remember that the military has developed this thing that they can point at you, and you hear sounds or music or speech in your head?

It's true, they've really done that.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

HatrinaHaterwitz you tho craaazeee sometimes.

however in response to the thread, i don't feel or think my computer can read my mind, but i sometimes wonder if it controls the use of me and my time, because

i just sit and type, sit and search, sit and blog, sit and type, sit in front of it and eat my dinner, and type and type. uh no i don't think my computer can read (or control) my mind.

never mind the if-ing time my computer takes control and i continue to sit and sit and sit and sit.

RodeoSchro said:

Now, before we all go dismissing this as impossible, does anyone remember that the military has developed this thing that they can point at you, and you hear sounds or music or speech in your head?

It's true, they've really done that.

something like this was mentioned in times article

free2bfreeda said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Nope because none of my computers have ever spit out $100 bills.

HatrinaHaterwitz you tho craaazeee sometimes.

however in response to the thread, i don't feel or think my computer can read my mind, but i sometimes wonder if it controls the use of me and my time, because

i just sit and type, sit and search, sit and blog, sit and type, sit in front of it and eat my dinner, and type and type. uh no i don't think my computer can read (or control) my mind.

never mind the if-ing time my computer takes control and i continue to sit and sit and sit and sit.

once again...someone who doesnt get whats being said...the computer itself doesnt read minds ...people utilizing the computer read your filthy mind..

luvsexy4all said:

free2bfreeda said:

HatrinaHaterwitz you tho craaazeee sometimes.

however in response to the thread, i don't feel or think my computer can read my mind, but i sometimes wonder if it controls the use of me and my time, because

i just sit and type, sit and search, sit and blog, sit and type, sit in front of it and eat my dinner, and type and type. uh no i don't think my computer can read (or control) my mind.

never mind the if-ing time my computer takes control and i continue to sit and sit and sit and sit.

once again...someone who doesnt get whats being said...the computer itself doesnt read minds ...people utilizing the computer read your filthy mind..

why tho serious mate? has your sense of humor got lost in the central computer's mind? "no probleemo." "i'll be back."

free2bfreeda said:

luvsexy4all said:

once again...someone who doesnt get whats being said...the computer itself doesnt read minds ...people utilizing the computer read your filthy mind..

why tho serious mate? has your sense of humor got lost in the central computer's mind? "no probleemo." "i'll be back."

when people use it against u ...u will take it seriously