MIT discovers the location of memories.

[Mkilbride]

MIT researchers have shown, for the first time ever, that memories are stored in specific brain cells. By triggering a small cluster of neurons, the researchers were able to force the subject to recall a specific memory. By removing these neurons, the subject would lose that memory.

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...ium=referral&utm_source=pulsenewsce=pulsenews


Well, this is certainly interesting.

 

[Heron]

This is not new, definatly information that has been hidden for centuries. Arguably one of the greatest secrets of all time.

 

[Zeonix]

This is not new, definatly information that has been hidden for centuries. Arguably one of the greatest secrets of all time.

Definitely!

 

[Z Power]

This is not new, definatly information that has been hidden for centuries. Arguably one of the greatest secrets of all time.

I c wat u did thar.

 

[Heron]

Thank you, will you be my editor praetor? I could use a personal assistant.

 

[Zeonix]

I don't know that assisted suicide is the way to go, but I'll aid you any way I can.

 

[IFlip92]

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...ic-eye-that-speaks-the-language-of-your-brain

This is also amazing!

"The next step must surely be working out the mathematical equations that simulate the human retina, and then full-blown human trials. Personally, as someone who is short-sighted but not blind, I would rather go down the wireless contact lens display route — but imagine, just for a second, if one day a prosthetic retina with a higher resolution than its flesh-and-blood counterpart is made. Imagine if you could hit a button to digitally zoom in with your eyes — or, more likely, just think about zooming in."

 

[Avenger]

I doubt the human retina will be "worked out" in the next twenty years... It's quite sophisticated.

 

[IFlip92]

Hey, as long as I get to see it! (pun intended)