Hacking the Human Vision System

[Soneoak]

lol, I came across this researching some way to objectively test hearing in human subjects

[returnoftheramble3]

they're going to edit us eventually to make us most efficient for our lives. They're going to learn that high iq is nothing more than high memory+awareness. homosapiens, man the wise. I'm screwed.

[returnoftheramble3]

this is how they put loop thoughts into your head, but the second they do that, the second they all start changing.

[bouchandre]

good to know I can hack a girl to do what I want to her...

[nicevagina1]

lol you could stupidly hack a human

[kristiankroflin]

Meaningful is the middle between redundant and new.

[iookinetix]

2:02 look at her face

OMG FREAK

[Srlancelot39]

@iookinetix 'ccaaabbaaagggeeee 0.o'

[racookster]

If it ever becomes widespread technology, I hope somebody designs a more attractive hat.

XD

[Ninboyc]

Lol, at 1:07 one of the electrodes falls off her cap. Good scientific method guies!

[ImAnErectopus]

@Ninboyc - Lmao, I noticed that too :P

[Srlancelot39]

@Ninboyc lmao ikr.....the scientists r prob like 'it doesnt need to work properly for her...people wont know the difference'

[ronathandaman]

@Ninboyc Good observation! You got 5 bonus points!

[driv3rg]

BRAIN WASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[woulfe42]

this would be a cornerstone for cyberizintion. say in 50 yrs

[rueljre007]

I have a question, Is there a possibility your technology can corrupt our brain?

[deathcloud33]

What does that even mean?

[SKiPWiRE]

How would bipolar disorder affect the test? Would the extra sensory information created from stimulus cause additional P3 reactions?

What about depression? Would the reduce neuron "firing" across synapse gaps result in diminished image recognition?

How long can an average patient sustain before fatigue occurs?

IEEE Spectrum: A brainy Approach, claims the brain continues to process an image over 150ms after the image has been shown. Is that result of conditioning or emotional memory?