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MIT scientists can hack your dreams by using smells and sounds



MIT scientists can hack your dreams by using smells and sounds

What if someone steals your dreams? Above this text is a film about the device, which can revolutionize neuroscience. The device can open the road to lightweight and cheap electromagnetic sensors, which can be used as easily as a wristwatch. 

That thing can be made at least partially because of MIT scientists have created the idea to get information about your dreams by using smells and sounds. The idea is that when a person sleeps the EEG-detectors would detect the changes in the neural actions and especially the changes in the electricity, which travels in the neural system. 

The problem with dream research has been that the systems, that are used are uncomfortable to use. Modern lightweight systems can communicate wirelessly by using WLAN or BlueTooth, and people can use them at own home. The system itself is like a bandanna or soft hat but it can also put on the wrist, and those systems are can wear so easily as a wristwatch. And it can be connected to mobile telephones, which sends the data to the internet. 

So the modern systems, what detects the EEG allows that person can turn and move freely, and they can be made by elastic materials, which are comfortable to use. So this kind of system can be used to detect also other neural electric actions, and they can be used also in everyday life, where the system can detect motoric neural impulses while the person is playing basketball or driving the car.  

Can we adjust dreams or manipulate them?

The question is, what somebody can do with the systems, which can create artificial dreams. If we would have that kind of system, we can adjust the interests of some people, or we can input data in their brains, and that allows the operators to create the bespoke scientists or some other operators. 

By using electromagnetic impulses, which are targeted to certain brain areas, researchers can send the data straight to brains, and that thing is called electromagnetic dreams. Those dreams are hallucinations, which are caused by electromagnetic stress in the nervous system. 

When we are thinking about lightweight systems, what can stimulate the nervous system, that thing can allow to cheating in exams by connecting brains straight to the internet, and this thing allows browse the net by using the virtual operating systems. That kind of remote-operating system exists, which can use EEG to communicate with computers, and those systems can install to the wrist, a bandanna, or it can put surgically to the brains. 

But how to hack dreams with a computer, what shows them on the screen?

The idea is like some science fiction movies. The computer would also detect the changes in the EEG when the person would see some images, and while the person is sleeping, that thing can compare the EEG of some images, with the EEG, what the brains of the person would send to the system. And then it can turn those electric curves to the images, what the observer sees on the screen. 

The EEG machines are the most lightweight systems, and they are also cheap, so those systems can give to a home. And the most important thing is that they don't need special medicals. The only thing that is needed is the EEG detector and application, which connects it to the telephone. So this kind of thing is giving the new data from the dreams, but that kind of system can also revolutionize the entire neural science, and open the road to the most fantastic and mysterious part of our life, the world, what is hidden from even ourselves. 


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