Reading your mind and finding out nothing
Scientists are a step closer to being able to read your mind. No, I am not kidding, but you have nothing to worry about.
You are thinking I can't read your mind. |
The
idea that science can read your mind probably won’t bother most people.
A perusal of the contents of their gray matter will reveal stale
Cheetos, flat Coke and a worry about whether or not they left the lights
on when they left the house that morning. A closer examination of your
brain will probably convince scientists you need to be locked up in a
small closet because you are reading this column.
Scientists
attempting to read my mind would probably order an immediate NATO air
strike. If they attempted to read Larry “Hawgin’” Fishbreath’s mind,
their mind reading equipment would go on strike.
This
research comes, not entirely by coincidence from the University of
California, located in the Granola State. If you are thinking one too
many earthquakes have joggled their brains, you are probably right.
In
what is good news on one hand and quite disturbing news on the other
hand, the mind reading is so far limited to Youtube videos which the
person has already seen.
Ladies if you can't, you're not trying. |
The
news story about the mind readers states: “Currently, researchers are
only able to reconstruct movie clips people have already viewed.
However, the breakthrough is expected to pave the way for reproducing
the movies inside our heads that no one else sees - such as dreams and
memories.”
Researchers
played a Youtube video and then used the mind reading computer
equipment to read the mind and recreate the video as a very blurry,
shaky blob of a movie with no details and only a vague resemblance to
the original video.
The
recreated videos are now a major viral hit on the internet video
channel, especially with people stoned out of their minds and
mind-reading scientists, who may or may not be stoned. Ozzy Osbourne is
considering using the footage as the video for his new song release -
Still Whacked After All These Years.
Bigfoot
researchers are pointing to the recreated videos as absolute proof of
the existence of Sasquatch running around research labs in southern
California.
In
what is a MAJOR disappointment according to the news story:
“Researchers emphasize that the brain imaging technology is "decades"
away from allowing users to read thoughts and intentions - a theme which
is prevalent in numerous dystopian science fiction books.”
This
is disappointing because it means we’re still decades away from finding
out if a person running for office actually should be elected. Now we
have to elect them to office to get proof they are double-dealing, back
stabbing liars that should be rubbed down with sandpaper and tossed in a
shark tank. With mind-reading technology, we can hook ‘em up, read
their minds and throw them in jail without having to first send them to
Congress.
The
news article does not say if the researchers wore colorful dresses, way
too much makeup and jewelry, did the experiments in a dark room with a
huge crystal ball on a table in the middle of the room.
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