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Can human memory be transfered in a chip ? would it be ever possible ?
Asked by joyesh chakraborty,
26 Dec '12 07:36 pm
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That time is not too far ... when human brain cell's thinking process can be converted into electronic wave and transfered to the memory chips to be stored there forever....
If the functioning of brain is accessed through Magnetic Radio Imaging(MRI) technique then can't the impulses occurred in the brain due to thinking be measured and accessed through assigning codes to different impulses...??? Yes itz a lengthy process but not impossible....
Answered by Pradipta pati, 26 Dec '12 07:45 pm
If the functioning of brain is accessed through Magnetic Radio Imaging(MRI) technique then can't the impulses occurred in the brain due to thinking be measured and accessed through assigning codes to different impulses...??? Yes itz a lengthy process but not impossible....
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That's not possible. Because there is no software has yet been developed and never be developed that can wipe, delete or edit human memory.
Answered by Santosh Gupta, 26 Dec '12 07:40 pm
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Yes but can't fix any time limits
Still we didn't find the capacity of the brain !!
Answered by sigma, 26 Dec '12 07:39 pm
Still we didn't find the capacity of the brain !!
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