Mind Control

[Tesseract]

(Please move this, if its in the wrong forum.)

 

What do you think about mind control?Not onlky on people but also controling machines.I saw a mind controlled game on tv once.It used impulses from the brain to control the game.

 

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[Tesseract]

Theres also been many conspiracy theories concerning mind control.

Go to this site for more:

http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/

[BrainMan]

An interesting read about mind control:

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/3682773.stm

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Humans have the capacity for both telepathy AND telepathic mind control- it is called "language". Limited? Maybe, but it is certainly the most powerful form of telepathy and mind control that I know of!

[x__heavenly__x]

Yes it is possible...very possible to controle(only random ) movements of rotic/mech part . There was an expariment in discovery sCi that a random movement of a robot arm can pick a M&M in 20~25 moves but a person with mind controle stuff(will/belief/etc) can do it in 2 moves!!

[Dave]

That's not really mind control though (although I'm not 100% sure about what you're saying). It sounds more like basic ECG interpretation.

[Sayonara]

Yes, that's just Alpha wave induction which is quite easy to train and simple to use. Been around for ages.

[Tesseract]

I was talking about a show (on Science channel) that showed some people controlling a flight simulator (for a jet), and a computer game with skiing, with mind control.

 

The women has a small device attached to her finger that picked up the electrical signals form her brain and interpreted it.She played the game by thought.

[Sayonara]

The women has a small device attached to her finger that picked up the electrical signals form her brain and interpreted it.She played the game by thought.

It's called electroencephalogram neurofeedback, and the technology is at least 10 years old.

 

http://www.sti.nasa.gov/tto/spinoff2003/hm_2.html

http://www.ecn.purdue.edu/purpl/level2/latimes_story.html

http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/news/Jan1999/EvenPeopleWhoAreCompletelyParalysedCanTeachTheirBrains.html

[Tesseract]

Hmm I should search before I post.

Thanks, Sayonara.

[Sayonara]

Yeah I rule