u/mexinator

For your first inquiry I would say “Art Imitates Art”- Artists draw inspiration from earlier artists, and each generation transforms what came before

For your second inquiry, I would say yes, research using Intracortical electrodes, ECoG, EEG, MEG, fmRI, fNIRS, EMG can all be used to detect or decode the words, phrases, and speech patterns a person is thinking. but only through Computer interfaces and not directly through phone capabilities but It’s possible that advancements in technology have been made but not for the public.

I personally think it’s possible for phones to detect subtle, muscular mouth/throat movements that could theoretically predict mental thought/speech patterns. A phone camera can analyze visible mouth movements to infer speech, sometimes even without audio. This can recognize some words someone is articulating or subtle muscle movements.

Subvocalization is the phenomenon of tiny, often unconscious movements or muscle activity associated with silently forming words. These movements may be too subtle for someone watching you to notice. It was used in “AlterEgo”. MIT developed a system called “AlterEgo” that detects tiny electrical signals from the face and neck when someone deliberately forms words internally. Software learns to recognize those patterns and can communicate with a computer. In principle, a similar wearable could send recognized words to a smartphone. It requires the person to internally articulate words.

The 2017 research paper “Recognizing Keystrokes Using WiFi Devices” introduced WiKey. Researchers analyzed tiny changes in Wi-Fi signals caused by hand and finger movements to identify keystrokes. In their experimental setup, they reported 93.5% accuracy for continuously typed sentences. This is an inference about physical movements, not direct access to thoughts.

No need to resort to insults but since you brought it up, your mental gymnastics on this conversation makes YOU sound like the idiot and the massive downvoting you’re getting is validating me.

You never even explained HOW her being tipsy would really invalidate what she’s saying except, “because alcohol” hence why I retorted with what I said above. Doesn’t seem like a very good argument on your part, buddy. Thank you for trying though, goodbye 🫡

lol huh? She was the president and founder of the institute for exotic science whose role was researching non combustible propulsion. She was referred to as the “propulsion princess of rocket city” aka Huntsville Alabama. She Studied electrical engineering, chemistry, physics, genetic engineering, and nanotechnology.

Her research focused on/investigated alternative physics, electrogravitics, anti-gravity theories, zero-point energy, and unconventional spacecraft propulsion methods.

lol A quick google into her upbringing and her accomplishments will immediately discredit what your trying to say about her.

I find it very weird that you’re trying to discredit her work like that. 🤔

I agree

I don’t know why you would conclude that I’m changing the conversation lol. Aren’t we talking about drinking making things less validating??

If you think someone who has a couple drinks makes them liars or unable to speak the truth, then you sound extremely naive lol

How so?

Smart individual indeed, but having some beers does not make it any less validating

Thanks for your valuable insight. Care to elaborate why you’re so dismissive of this interview?

There’s a lot of stupid shit we spend 2 hours on everyday, at least this is interesting and has truth to it.

I don’t think it was “code” and I don’t know what’s confusing about this. I think she literally meant someone was rummaging through her panty drawer to send a message that she’s being watched to make her fear for her life.

I believe our consciousness/soul travels somewhere else, like astral projection. Where exactly, I don’t know.

I know the scripture says judge not lest you be judged but I’m just gonna come out and say it, this Chris Brown guy is a real jerk!

Samsara, Baraka, man on a wire, Dear Zachary, the imposter, 3 perfect strangers

Fascinating

That’s fascinating

Yes, later in life but I had this sensation long before my concussion

That’s exactly it!

Yes

Very interesting. For me I perceive it as a very physical feeling of like a small sphere in my hand that should be light but instead feels endlessly heavy/dense

That’s a very good explanation of it….a very disproportionate feeling of weight of something heavy/dense within something very small

I assure you it’s a very real sensation and I’m certainly not a bot

Never really had it when getting sick. Many have proposed Alice in wonderland Syndrome and while very close, it’s not an exact fit for me

Interesting. AIWS is very close but not an exact fit. I also never had migraines/headaches/illness associated with it.