Digital Electronic Step

Digital Electronic Step
Can memories stored in the brain as neural images be projected on the screen?

The Japanese Sony have patented an idea of transmitting data with smell and taste directly into the brain. Theoretically it is indeed a giant step towards neurocerebral ex[ploration of the "real-life matrix" as New Scientist report notes. (April 2005)

My idea concerns interaction between opthalmological, cerebral, and neurological sciences. Everyone is aware how some people are gifted with graphic memories, and everyone has experience of storing and recalling mentally vivid and graphic remembrance of things, people and places as if by photographic recall. I wonder if it would be possible to synchronise optical cerebral nerves and form digital electronic images and project them through appropriate software technology. Already opthalmological advances are making it possible for the blind to see through artificial vision.

I think that it is one thing to be able to transmit data into the brain, in order for the brain to interpret it. It seems like a different matter to take the interactions between nerves and synapses and to convert them into some sort of image. I don't think we know enough about how these chemical messages become something "visual". I believe that we are a long way from being able to do that.

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