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codefreek
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is it possible to record a set of math equations and turn it to brain waves and imprint it to the brain?

 

i know this might sound crazy but i thought at least if you can't turn it into like sound that the brain can just pick up, can you maybe listen to like something for like a month and after your brain just automatically picks up the information when your sleeping, with a set of headphones.

 

like brain wash but in a good way..

 

Sorry if this sounds totally crazy hehe i like to think outside of the box..

 

so inputs on this would be great ?..

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is it possible to record a set of math equations and turn it to brain waves and imprint it to the brain?

 

Possible today? No. Possible tomorrow! Sure!

 

You might check out the thread on the Emotiv controller. It talks about Brain/Computer interfaces, which are an emerging field. Eventually I can only assume we'll have interfaces that are bidirectional and allow the device to input data into the brain, rather than just read from it.

Or, just watch an episode or two of Dollhouse, the premise of which seems pretty well aligned with what you're thinking, despite not being based in reality.

http://www.hulu.com/dollhouse

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