Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by jcims on Saturday January 13, 2018 @03:42PM
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Strap someone to a gurney and you have all the time in the world. Would an fMRI require a search warrant?
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Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by anigbrowl on Saturday January 13, 2018 @03:54PM
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You can't make them hold the image in their head for you to pick it out, though.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by laretluval on Saturday January 13, 2018 @07:40PM
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You'd also need to make them keep their head very still.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by red75prime on Sunday January 14, 2018 @01:42AM
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There are substances that block voluntary muscle movements. Pancuronium bromide, for example.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by TeMPOraL on Sunday January 14, 2018 @08:53AM
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Don't think of the pink elephant.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by v_lisivka on Sunday January 14, 2018 @11:06AM
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I can't imagine pictures in my head, so regardless of how long I will think about pink elephant, you will see nothing.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by TeMPOraL on Sunday January 14, 2018 @12:53PM
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For people like you, they can always fall back to the old "$5 wrench" method...
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by v_lisivka on Sunday January 14, 2018 @02:00PM
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IMHO, thermorectal cryptoanalysis with soldering iron is much more effective for similar price.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by anigbrowl on Sunday January 14, 2018 @06:32PM
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OK. I'll just think about something else. I don't know why people think tricks like this work on anyone but the extremely simple-minded.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity [pdf]
by aninhumer on Monday January 15, 2018 @09:22AM
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I don't know how your brain works, but for most people just hearing/reading the words "pink elephant" will cause their System 1 to immediately bring that concept into their consciousness.
This isn't "simple minded" it's just how brains work, and the alternative of having to actively think about a word to remember what it means, would be much slower.