Computer records animal vision in Laboratory - UC Berkeley

Professor Yang Dan at UC Berkeley demonstrates the technology that captures images of what a cat sees. This is one approach to the technical challenge to remotely acquire the vision of an animal.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4...

(2001) Dr José Manuel Rodriguez Delgado states in an interview on electromagnetic fields and their effect on people. "I could later do with electro-magnetic radiation what I did with the stimoceiver. It's much better because there's no need for surgery,"
http://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues...

Further details on the Technology used in Man / Machine interface at:
http://www.notafreemason.com/content2...

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[LSDlucid]

People see with pareidolia, we have an inherent ability to recognize faces in ANYTHING. The reason people think they see faces in the dirt on mars or recognize a tree growth to look like a face, or even recognize those dark knots in wood as creepy faces like many people did when they were little. It isn't hard to believe that cats themselves have cat pareidolia as well.

[JakeEricson]

YEAH JESUS! FUCK THESE GUYS! WHO CARES IF THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO REVERSE HUMAN BLINDNESS AT BIRTH FOR MILLIONS OF HUMANS! SPARE THIS CAT A SMALL AMOUNT OF PAIN CONSIDERING HE PROBABLY WAS UNDER MASSIVE ANESTHESIA WHEN THEY IMPLANTED IT AND HE PROBABLY JUST HAS A SMALL ITCH NOW.

Moron.

[frontview1]

Zero empathy for anything that is non-human. Science...

[frontview1]

Poor Cat, too bad you couldn't stick that women's heading into the experiment and watch how much the table turns for animal rights.  The dark side of science, zero empathy for that is non human. Cold hearted Bitch really...

[Artem Smirnov]

amazing!

[MagmaSloth64]

That gave me hardcore goosebumps at the end. Holy shit. To think that when we look at any animal, take a dog or a dolphin for instance, we perceive it as being similar to a human. Two eyes, four limbs etc. And when we see something like a spider or a jellyfish, or especially a flower, we don't recognize it as life so easily. In an evolutionary sense, this makes competition in an ecosystem psychologically easier for an organism. Killing aliens is easy. Empathy is a recently evolved trait i guess.

[david42391]

i like how scientists were able to see through an animal's eyes and people are talking about the nazis and genocide, as if thats relevant

[david42391]

well, they probly put the cat down in all honesty

[DA Vinci]

U right. That's Hitler work :)

[Elizabeth Garcia]

The ending creeped me out

[MasterVycen]

The ending was so insane.

[ZZAKON]

Tell me one ethically-valid reason, not to test this on humans, but on animals.

Lets see who the moron is...