I don’t think anything could make this possible, unless it was possible for another device to take over the “thinking” processing.
Our brains can change how they experience time to process things faster, but they need to shut off a lot of the higher thought to do so (it can happen during life/death scenarios). And even then, the descriptions I’ve heard of that where there’s a decent real time reference makes it sound like the thought speedup was only by a factor of less than 10, probably not more than 5.
And even with another device that could “think” for you even faster, I believe the closest it could really do is implant memories of having spent a large amount of time stuck in some device. Though it depends on the low level details of what conscious thought and existence actually are.
neuralink (and similar brain/machine interfaces) makes this possible. it’s not funny to me
Neuralink is basically an internal EEG. It’s not a borg brain implant.
Fortunately, noting on earth makes it currently possible, including neuralink.
I don’t think anything could make this possible, unless it was possible for another device to take over the “thinking” processing.
Our brains can change how they experience time to process things faster, but they need to shut off a lot of the higher thought to do so (it can happen during life/death scenarios). And even then, the descriptions I’ve heard of that where there’s a decent real time reference makes it sound like the thought speedup was only by a factor of less than 10, probably not more than 5.
And even with another device that could “think” for you even faster, I believe the closest it could really do is implant memories of having spent a large amount of time stuck in some device. Though it depends on the low level details of what conscious thought and existence actually are.
N,N-DMT: “Am I a joke to you?”
You can be if you want, cutie!
https://rebeccaroache.weebly.com/blog/the-future-of-punishment-a-clarification
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At the risk of being that guy; this is an appeal to an authority, and not a very good one at that.
In the article she expresses she’s just philosophizing on hypothetical technologies.
It’s really not that much different from thinking about episode ideas for Black Mirror.