Tag Archives: Contextualization

Humans Controlling Rats with Thoughts

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Luke Chapman

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/162678-harvard-creates-brain-to-brain-interface-allows-humans-to-control-other-animals-with-thoughts-alone The subject of the article above is a study that was conducted at Harvard University in an attempt to allow the human brain to control an animal with thought. Researchers at Harvard used brain-to-brain Interface to connect to a rat. The … Continue reading →

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Skeptical about Singularity

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Luke Chapman

After watching Ray Kurzweil’s video on singularity, I had no doubt that at some point our intelligence will be so high that we will be able to take objects such as a rock and make them useful technologically, but I … Continue reading →

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Second Life

Posted on October 11, 2015 by Luke Chapman

While exploring Second Life, I appreciated that we were able to see sites that you can only see from certain parts of the world, as shown in my screenshot. It was virtual reality but I also saw it as an … Continue reading →

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