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@brianvandenberg4467

6y↑1

13:28 14:37 14:40 part of my #ivXXX Protocol.....the Eye Tracking “Software” Portion.
M EYE 👁 Algorithms that learn to activate switches with single commands (Private Internal Voice Vibration Protocol 2cd edition).

Look at a switch/Relay and say “On”...Receiver activates!!!

All this 3 second delay....with “Hey Alexa” or “Hey Siri” going obsolete in 5 years.....
What channelRhodOpsin will you pick?

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@johntheactor

12y↑5

I like how they mention the singularity in the last minute and a half of the talk like it's nothing.

@liquidminds

13y↑9

"That might change a couple things"... perfect closing :-)

@dark14cs

13y↑2

This should be front page news , the implications of this research can not be understated. Bravo

@sunnyy3358

Thank you so much for doing this TED Talk. The amount of scientific progress that could be done with these type of discoveries Ed Boyden is working on is amazing.

@KhanRec0rdz

12y↑6

Holy crap. My jaw dropped when he talked about the eyes! That's revolutionary!

@thisscreensucks

13y↑1

lol the directors comment at the end of "that might change a couple things" might possibly be the biggest understatement ever uttered

@CheesemanXCV

13y↑1

Excellent research, excellent opportunities. Extreme need for caution and responsibility.

@aang7505

5y↑1

Absolutely amazing! Any updates?? 7 years later??

@VanKlaunch

13y↑3

Absolutely enlightening and inspiring!

@Lifeintakes

13y↑1

Great video, thanks TED!

@Driux

13y↑1

This talk deserves a standing ovation.

@hadesblueflameofgod8294

32w

for being a complete psychopath yeah

@Driux

32w

@@hadesblueflameofgod8294Ignoring this this is a 12yo comment of mine... That is such an odd thing to reply on two conceivable levels. You think he's a complete psycho for some undisclosed reason. You think he deserves standing ovation for being said complete psycho.

@rpm297

13y↑1

I kinda saw the 'download information into the brain' question coming. But how would you or could you teach the human brain to translate binary code, if you could? Would it be more effective than one's own natural curiosity? Could the brain be stimulated in such a way it could send one's learning capacity into hyper-drive? Wouldn't that over-stimulate the neurons and render them into a kind of burnout? More questions than answers for me in this one... must have possibilities...

@P00P0STER0US

13y

Juan was really poking the future with a stick there at the end. Imagine if one could download memories and upload them, either into the same person or another person.

@oldmcgroin

11y↑12

This man deserves more respect.

@t3tsuyaguy1

13y

@Ultra4 In it's simplest form, it's essentially a domino effect. One pair of sodium & potassium ions switch positions. This leads to a change reaction down the length of the neuron. Think of sports fans doing "the wave". Of course it's more complicated than that, but it's a common enough way of explaining the action of neural impulses.

@ez910503

13y↑1

Fabulous. Absolutely fabulous. Perfect marriage of the physics and neurophysiology. Unbelievable.

@1a1a1and

13y↑1

This is sweeeeetttttttttt, loved the q&a ;)

@JoeBrenan

13y↑3

Just amazing, this is why i study and love science.

@Uraffyouruse

13y

Great talk

@niniomigrania

13y

Sounds promising! Imagine very complex brain control with this, the possibilities are endless.

@1schwererziehbar1

13y

this guy has the most beautiful animations.

@P00P0STER0US

13y

@SheepRCool17 What need? We already have television, radio, cheap food, fatigue, and myriad other elements to keep us doing what we're expected to do. The idea of a physical implant used for that seems clunky. I think it's truly marvelous if such things can help people afflicted in such a way that this can help.

@joeymatee

11y↑4

that was an amazing talk, i think without dry humour and silly pictures the audience was disappointed

@LaBambathereal

13y

i have always wondered... how does our body make electrical impulses ? There's no power supply, or is there ? Do we make some kind of biotic electricity ?

@nehorlavazapalka

13y↑2

@hmspinaforethisisspa 100% sure that you are right.... but this can really become the worst torture ever

@test123ok

13y

this is fantastic ! I can't wait till this becomes a real product.

@yaHARmeMATEY

13y

TED when are u gonna do these in HD!

@9009tubeyou

13y

Interesting topic he have presented here. Imagine easy learning can be at schools if they had that kind of technology there.

@MrPlatonist

13y

@volound in that sense, yeah. but the way YOU said it, it seemed otherwise. iow, probably my mistake then. =)

@13Septem13

13y↑1

Hope one day I could use technology he talking about for example to learn stuff without reading books but just uploading it into the brain. It is so exciting!

@damoninsky

13y

@Icecoldpoker I think there should be science on every front-page. People need to pay attention and be more involved in its advancement. We should celebrate the incremental breakthroughs and build more confidence to lead us to bigger breakthroughs (such as vaccines, technologies, discoveries...not disappointments).

@joshliu3964

8y↑6

This is still works in progress. Ed recently put up an AMA on Reddit. Hopefully psych meds will be a thing of the past

@rabia1180

can you please link me to the reddit AMA? I looked but can't find it!

@joshliu3964

https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/4ak060/askscience_ama_series_im_ed_boyden_professor_of/

@rabia1180

8y↑1

Josh L thank you Josh!

@jain355

TThe Real ED Cure is ovеr 300 Yеars Old! https://twitter.com/a9c60516d47d92b7a/status/804602507225808896 Ed Bоydeеeen А light switch foor neurоns

@10bristol

@@jain355 The twitter account is gone. Where can i find the information you talked about?

@kablamo9999

13y↑1

Incredibly interesting!

@AntiProtonBoy

13y

That blind mouse thing was ace.

@brianvandenberg4467

6y↑1

@SkiesAhoy

13y

@andy3071190 Noise that you have to endure? Oh please. There's a very obvious mute button which you can use for those few seconds, if the starting music is really THAT aggravating.

@stevenaudet

13y↑2

This is so scientifically awesome!

@SmushiSan

10y↑1

Are there any sources for the information he's saying? Can someone help me get his lab journal somewhere?

@NateSonnenfeld

7y↑1

Just Google Ed Boyden, Karl Deisseroth, etc.Look up their names on Google Scholar, info's all out there.

@elyzavalerio52

@@NateSonnenfeld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb07TLkJ3Ww

@nehorlavazapalka

13y↑1

Am I the only one who sees the potencial of this becoming a torture device? I think that this will be one of it's first applications. It's much more easier to cause pain via this device than to substract memories from the brain.

@bryanm6080

Anyone here in 2020 based off of Neuralink? Was looking at professors to start a masters in neuroengineering, came to search for Dr. Boyden @ MIT!!

@vqly

13y

@Dixavd It's more than fine, every time that mouse get a jolt of blue light it's feeling a jolt of dopamine, the brain reward system.

@kidmecha

13y↑5

He is so calm about potentially controlling and/or changing our entire species. I hope he is an optimist (like me) and thinks that (once the technology is in use) we will all be mature enough as a people to use this technology for good and not evil.

@lovrosucic6780

50w↑2

Has your opinion changed in the last 11 years? (Still an optimist) Just curious :D

@deemanrt

45w↑2

@@lovrosucic6780 great reply! This is absolutely a control mechanism. Now if only they could find a way to deliver self-assembling nano-tech in a small delivery package that everyone has to accept. Then simply install the lights in key areas and start a pilot programming test. Perhaps they could use large black lights that appear as streetlights?

Just speculating here, of course.

@hadesblueflameofgod8294

32w

@@deemanrt haha .... phones are everywhere they would work. all the cameras and 5g ... this is like the matrix but we are walking around... or are we lol.

@epicbrowndragon

Studied for 11 years…this then aired 11 years ago…and 11 years later what tech do we have using this?

@Phyrexious

13y

Madness..? THIS IS... AWESOME!!!!

@MrBalcora

13y↑1

If this research is successful, it will definitely change society

@DeadWhiteButterflies

13y↑1

Downloading memories. Bladerunner much? :D Great talk though.

@libanlibanliban

13y

Truly amazing.

@yaHARmeMATEY

13y

@cristoretornebiblia then dont choose the HD options then :S

@Redflowers9

12y↑2

Ed Boyden was a *prodigy actually, he worked for MIT as a teenager.

@TerielAtmano

13y↑1

Wow. Now THAT are ideas worth spreading.

@aang7505

Phenomenal!

@ngarcia257

13y↑1

This is awesome... And this needs more views...

@Dixavd

13y

@vqly yes I know, I understand it perfectly and every way it works and the fact that the mouse gets pleasure from the blue light but just like irrational phobias I can't help but feel uncomfortable when I see it connected to that thing because of allt he times I have been in hospital in my life with drips and canulae and things so anything being connected to an alive awake subject - thanks for trying though.

@Decimaster321

13y

The evolutionary developments that lead to the growth of neurology must have been amazing, producing a system that seems so far removed from basic chemical survival. I wonder if we will find out how these cell systems emerged in my lifetime.

@Desert2GardenLV

13y

Someone please give this guy a Billion dollars. We need this.

@MrBranboom

13y↑2

'That might change a couple things' XD

@t3tsuyaguy1

13y

@belliebum12 LOL! Actually, they'll probably need programmers to write the interfacing software. You'll have plenty of work. ;)

@t3tsuyaguy1

13y

Very clever.

@Ko252

13y↑4

This is genius.

@borderlinebuddhist

13y

i find it depressing that this isnt front page news.

@Rarae192

12y

@andy3071190 I love that noise: bwwwwoaaaaaONGGGGGG!!! It wouldn't be a TEDTalk without it.

@YourCritic

13y

Brilliant

@ZeusLT

13y

@saurabhdelft to serve us

@Spencerianism

13y

@maxgunn555 Too many brilliant people throught history have left cynicism (correct spelling by the way) by the wayside and naively embraced hope for an alternative to logical reason. The end result is always balanced towards disaster, not constructive creation. It's our very nature to be that way, and to do so.

@redsbr

13y

If even NOW one's "ability to learn" and one's "intelligence" is controlled by money, how does that shape our perception of the value of one's life. Will we let the market decide who is more valuable, the ones who can afford such enhancements? Or will we finally admit that all life, the smart and dumb, the strong and weak, the big and small, and the fast and slow... all life has INTRINSIC and EQUAL value. What will you decide, as we soon manipulate the most sanctic parts of ourselves?

@maxgunn555

13y

@TheFounderUtopia how is it ironic i dont understand?

@FungusyHam

13y

woah, I read this in scientific american a couple of months ago. Cool stuff!

@brianvandenberg4467

6y↑5

14:30 14:33 wow. How would you get FDA approval right???

!for human subjects.....
Claim “Defense Services”
Claim “Classified”

Surely folks wouldn’t do something like this in the Dark....

@rlinfinity

13y

@madzane94 Alga is singular. Algae is plural.

@oicub2

13y

@shade1978x 17:12 That does change things don't it ..

@browntown72

13y

@t3tsuyaguy1 lol yeah i meant it in a sense that "despite this breakthrough, the harsh reality is that this research will not be available to all". But yes, exactly, i was just expressing my frustation at the fact that brilliant research like this, or recent breakthroughs in cancer treatment ect. are not employed because it doesnt provide the biggest profit. I agree with that assertation, but i believe that fear is used to make money. Without money, they wouldnt need to cause fear.

@ianmathwiz7

12y

3:19 Migraines must be twice as common, seeing as they're listed twice :D

@GiffyPooh

13y

Today I graduate with a Masters degree in Psychological Counseling... and I guess it's also the same day I change professions.

@roidroid

13y

@P00P0STER0US It was kinda an embarasingly naieve question, "Oh so it's on and off, it's digital?". Juan reads too many sci-fi books, it's just another small development. It doesn't mean that in 5 years we'll all be uploading our memories, ffs what a jump Juan, these things take time and lots of further developments.

@t3tsuyaguy1

13y

@dookiecheez My guess is both. When we fully understand the brain, we'll be able to refine the design. When we master genetics, will be able to engineer DNA that produces said design inside a person. I figure it'll be something like that anyhow. :)

@kiddhitta

13y

@borderlinebuddhist well then there would be no room for the new episode of Glee's advertisement

@andreeaweed

12y

wow this is a great invention ...this is a genius

@maxgunn555

13y

@TheFounderUtopia what makes his name ironic?

@matrixistrue

13y

@Driux AMEN BROTHER

@t3tsuyaguy1

13y

@browntown72 Yeah.....People should just stop trying to learn things......It's pointless. o.O I really don't get comments like yours. Everything you said is a reason to become active in socio-political issues, not a valid criticism of this presentation. This presentation was a well constructed showcase of brilliant research. There's real potential for genuine progress here. You don't think enough people will have access to it? Try to do something about that.

@feelingfeni4798

4y↑5

5:20
He said if we could some how GENETICALY MODIFY YOUR NEURONS IN YOUR BRAIN AND EVERY OTHER ORGAN to be a light switch to turn on or off and see what happens to you... Oh wait, he forgot to phrase it in a logistical manner! Oops

@holdmybeer

13y

kind of scary O.o but important also.

@roidroid

13y

you could use this to insert new receptors types into your retinal cells, which will be sensitive to radiation sources that we can't naturally see. Such as various wavelengths of IR or UV. And the sky's the limit, we could enable until we have expanded our visual colour range 10x, 1000x, 100,000x, why stop? I want to see X-rays, RF signals, Neutron radiation, anti-proton streams.

@nightmathzombieethan

13y↑2

Cool, AND scary.

@cronnyberg

13y

This can have so many amazing applications from curing sensory ailments to mental disorders, downloading binary information directly into the brain and even emotional manipulation (it could even lead to mind control lol!!!) It is only limited by our understanding of the human mind, which is ironic, because it could also be one of the foremost developments into studying the human mind too :D truly incredible!!

@charlesedwards5816

nice

@luiseguez8175

11y

oh my god

@SyllonRM

13y

the guy talking is extremely nervous =D

@Volound

13y

@MrPlatonist they do, actually. understanding my position and my arguments is a prerequisite for being able to think about them. isnt that obvious? but if you mean it literally, then i didnt make any such accusation, so strawman.

@baumarboltree

13y

this sounds great but it might be dangerous in the wrong hands

@Icecoldpoker

13y↑1

@ChalleFoV3 This is not a breakthrough - This work in neurogenetics has been around for half a decade and consists of many many many smaller experiments. Slowly but surely a consensus backing an idea is formed...... it does NOT happen overnight. I am not being pessimisitic - Just being a scientist

@Spencerianism

13y

@maxgunn555 How old are you?

@FrankFloresRGVZGM

13y↑1

Interesting, but frightening in the context of a for profit monetary system.

@Lostpanda123

13y

@juanarruti Thats true :D

@ErichoTTA

13y

I admit the name "Siemens" sounds funny.

@tunnis7us

13y

Finally good ted talk without stupid time consuming jokes in every sentence

@1993whitenoise

12y

Only 31 thousane views... And a lil wayne video has how many?? Show me the justice in that...

@LudicrousTachyon

13y

You're brain is now an electronic I/O device. The epilepsy or depression applications still aren't cures. However, the blindness thing would be.

@ramblinevilmushroom

13y

@SheepRCool17 no.

@Jotto999

13y

Neurology and genomics will transform humanity!

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