Mind Control. They are working on Mind Control!

[X-Rated]

Linkasota. (http://video.techbriefs.com/video/Mind-Controlled-Quadcopter-Coul;RF-Microwave-Electronics)

Right there in the University of Minnesota.


A University of Minnesota research team, led by biomedical engineer Bin He, created a brain-computer interface


the research team is testing out their system using ... someone's thoughts.


When the participant thinks about a specific movement, neurons in his or her brain's motor cortex produce tiny electric signals, which are sent to a computer.
When you know what someone is thinking, you can control their mind. I need a tin foil cap. That's what I need. :wtf:

[K7SGJ]

Linkasota. (http://video.techbriefs.com/video/Mind-Controlled-Quadcopter-Coul;RF-Microwave-Electronics)

Right there in the University of Minnesota.






When you know what someone is thinking, you can control their mind. I need a tin foil cap. That's what I need. :wtf:

Wait until they're able to re-format your C:

[kb2vxa]

I just KNEW there was something about...............Minnesota.

[N2NH]

I think Wisconsin beat Minnesota on that mind control thing...

http://sports-kings.com/downanddistance/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/cheesehead.jpg

[n2ize]

They are already doing mind control in NYC via Metrocards. It was either the card or a microchip inside the tokens so they opted for the cars because they can store more brain activity on it.

[K7SGJ]

They are already doing mind control in NYC via Metrocards. It was either the card or a microchip inside the tokens so they opted for the cars because they can store more brain activity on it.


Problem is, there isn't that much brain activity in NYC.

[n2ize]

Problem is, there isn't that much brain activity in NYC.

Unfortunately there isn't much brain activity on this entire planet.

[WØTKX]

I suggest a yarmulke with sufficient foil...

http://koolkipah.com/bulk/leatherfancy/large/116.jpg

[kb2vxa]

Insufficient shielding. May I suggest something that does?

[X-Rated]

I suggest a yarmulke with sufficient foil...

http://koolkipah.com/bulk/leatherfancy/large/116.jpg

Hardly insufficient. I could see me in one of those spinning my dreidel. Very stylish to cover my bald spot.

[W9JEF]

I think Wisconsin beat Minnesota on that mind control thing...

http://sports-kings.com/downanddistance/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/cheesehead.jpg


Da PACKERS:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_cRs0hIEHTrw/SRYL1hGg9jI/AAAAAAAAANM/fLfJolrCHMc/s400/football-funny-pic.jpg

[N8YX]

The problem with computerized mind control is that the average mind isn't worth controlling.

[NQ6U]

The problem with computerized mind control is that the average mind isn't worth controlling.

Yeah, but it's not like it takes a lot of computing power to control most of them. An old Timex-Sinclair would do it.

[K7SGJ]

Yeah, but it's not like it takes a lot of computing power to control most of them. An old Timex-Sinclair would do it.

Even that is overkill.

[NQ6U]

Even that is overkill.

Yeah, you're probably right. An Amtel microcontroller would be more than enough.

[K7SGJ]

I was thinking more along the lines of the CPU in my one station intercom.

[WØTKX]

Don't dis my first personal computer that way...

[X-Rated]

Don't dis my first personal computer that way...

I had one of those. I used it for about a week and sold it at a profit. No regrets.

[WØTKX]

I kept mine for a "bit" too long, and gave it to a younger cousin to play with when I got an Apple II.

[kb2vxa]

With two Apples you could eat one now and save the other for later. Then came the iMac and spoiled it all.