Human brain: fuse with computer chips, biodigital brain control, machines, health, Futurist speaker

http://www.globalchange.com Biodigital brains and rebuilding eyes in people who are blind using adults stem cells. Growing brain cells onto computer chips to extend memory and processing power of human brain. How to fuse brain and computer power together. Brain control of machines, and computers. Remote robotic control by thought alone. RFID devices. Ethical issues in robot engineering using brain tissue. Digital enhancement of human brain function. Innovation, divergence and convergence in mobile phone devices, personal organisers, bandwidth and global positioning systems. Consumer and customer changes. Why benchmarking kills innovation. Lecture by physician and futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon for 2008 Stein Am Rhein leadership summit - facilitated by Professor Prabhu Guptara.

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[chacoal]

he statted the brain tissue was placed on the chip then fed... what do you feed brain tissue? if any knows the answer please share it with me asap thanks

[pjvdixon]

@chacoal Brain cells grow in a culture medium - a kind of soup with water and nutrients. When brain cells are placed on the roughened surface of computer chips, some become attached and grow along the surface, until either they meet other brain cells and connect with them, or sense similar electrical activity from parts of the chip itself and connect there. It happens quite easily.

[pjvdixon]

Scientists just fused monkey brain and PC chips

[pjvdixon]

Scientists just fused monkey brain and PC chips

[bloodhive]

a chip is a device to remote control the free thinker. you cannot improve on perfection. g-d said it is complete. scientist try to play g-ds and only create monsters, or zombies. 666 the mark of the beast

[pjvdixon]

Chips in brains are worrying to many and raise huge issues.

[eyhexs]

chips in my brains sounds fun, but what about brains in my chip? you know, cyborg personal computers; my very own desktop pet abomination :D

[Sk93ty]

@ojideagu This is incorrect in many ways, think of it this way, imagine some day you have the technology to read impulses and understand how neurones are sent out and received all over the brain (Basically saying you have a 'full understanding' of the human brain. So say the computer device learns that when X neurones are transmitted and Y electrical impulses are sent out then the computer stores the correct data that the human brain can acknowledge and pick up in a later state.

[vindennl48]

Fundamentally, this is fascinating. Imagine having practically infinite knowledge at the tip of your brain or being able to remember everything with astonishing accuracy. We would all be super-smart beyond anything we've imagined before. However, this is so incredibly dangerous in the wrong hands. Like people said, governments wanting control, or hackers taking control of thousands of people at once. Again, a fascinating idea, but this should not be created.

[zoidberg96913]

I want a AMD proceesor for my brain.

[IanMilioli]

bah, if I had one of this chips on my brain and get angry, the chip would turn black...

[Demyxman12]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!

[TheDarkTetsuo]

@chacoal stuff like nutrients, protiens, and other things the body needs.

[libertarianjury]

Search Kevin Warwick, he's leading the pack on all this. I can't wait for the future, I love technology, and I hate ludditism, and the governments that foster backwardness, injustice, and democide. We'd already have a cure for blindness if it weren't for the FDA.

[bloodhive]

@cannonblastJ

im sorry to hear about your loss, cancer is on the increase, because everything we eat and drink contribute to this disease put there by design by the architects of population control. it is not an accident that a large percent of the humans are getting cancer. you cannot improve on what g-d has made but we can improve on our spiritual development.

[cannonblastJ]

@bloodhive

If humans are so perfect, why are we all different? Why is it when I wake up in the morning my back hurts? Why did my grandmother die from cancer a few weeks before? Don't give me that "freewill" bullshit. You have clearly stated that "you cannot improve on perfection", thus implying that it hasn't happened.