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author | Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu> |
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date | Tue, 02 Jun 2015 20:01:35 -0700 |
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17 #+begin_quote | 17 #+begin_quote |
18 There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about | 18 There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about |
19 getting credit. | 19 getting credit. |
20 #+end_quote | 20 #+end_quote |
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22 - mind bank :: (in contrast to "brain bank") | |
23 | |
24 - Passion of the Christ missed opportunity :: in the Passion of the | |
25 Christ, they do the entire show using Latin, Aramaic, etc, with | |
26 subtitles. They should have had a part where Jesus does the | |
27 sermon on the mount, he turns to the camera, and starts speaking | |
28 in English, with no subtitles. It would have been 1.) biblically | |
29 accurate and 2.) awesome. It would have been such a powerful | |
30 example of Jesus' divinity, and it felt like they were setting up | |
31 for it the entire movie, and they missed it! | |
32 | |
33 - scientist online paper reviews :: | |
34 | |
35 - binary feedback :: | |
36 | |
37 - xenobiotic methalation rewriting :: | |
38 | |
39 - trolley cryonics :: change the cryonics protocol around so that the | |
40 death occurs in a non-primary action loop. | |
41 | |
42 - binary metric :: you make up new unit names for "2 centimeters", "4 | |
43 centimeters", "16 centimeters", etc. Then no one will be happy! | |
44 BUT, it helps solve metric's problem of intermediate units. (a | |
45 centimeter is too small, a meter is too large!) | |
46 | |
47 - physical pgp signatures :: someone should put together the | |
48 technologies so that you can digitally sign actual pieces of | |
49 paper -- some combination of signing a photograph of the | |
50 contract using pgp, printing a barcode or OR code on the page | |
51 which links to a website with the signed image, and a web of | |
52 trust model so that people can authenticate as themselves. All | |
53 this totally exists already, it's just not convienent. | |
54 | |
55 - meta eye :: you wire in a third optical input to the human brain, | |
56 but it doesn't tranduce light form the real world, bus instead is | |
57 connected to the "internet of things" and shows you metadata | |
58 about things you are looking at // serves as an interface to your | |
59 own mind and body. Then eventually simply real things without | |
60 metadata seem flat and fake compared to the objects in cities and | |
61 other annotated areas. This third eye doesn't occupy any of your | |
62 normal visual field but actually EXPANDS your visual field. | |
63 | |
64 - do it once -- upload :: | |
65 | |
66 - a simple merge procedure for uploads :: | |
67 | |
68 - limits of monogamy :: | |
69 | |
70 - dream rewinding :: how to record a complete dream without disturbing | |
71 it or modifying your brain? you need to be an upload: split | |
72 yourself, and one of you stays awake whike the other sleeps. then | |
73 you detect a dream in progress by monotoring rapid eye movememt | |
74 in your sleeping self, and you wake yourself up every few minutes | |
75 and tell yoursef about the dream. Then sleeping-your restarts the | |
76 dream, continuation passing style, forgetting everything that was | |
77 just said, and you repeat this process until the dream is | |
78 over. Then awake-you and sleeping-you merge each other by taking | |
79 sleeping-you and replaying the memories of awake-you, and you | |
80 write a final report on the dream using the "saccade" reports to | |
81 jog your memory. | |
82 | |
83 - denser than osmium :: do the "misicibility" thing with an osmium | |
84 alloy to get something even more dense. | |
21 | 85 |
22 - AI hypnosis :: hypnosis might be good for studying AI, becuse it | 86 - AI hypnosis :: hypnosis might be good for studying AI, becuse it |
23 might probide a "debugger" for ananlyzing the human mind. I | 87 might probide a "debugger" for ananlyzing the human mind. I |
24 briefly tried this while at MIT, but it needs MUCH more work to | 88 briefly tried this while at MIT, but it needs MUCH more work to |
25 be properly evaulated. | 89 be properly evaulated. |
68 pausing" method to prevent overextraction during the dehydration | 132 pausing" method to prevent overextraction during the dehydration |
69 and embedding steps. I think that you CAN perfuse resins into the | 133 and embedding steps. I think that you CAN perfuse resins into the |
70 brain, simply because you CAN perfuse viscous rubber when doing | 134 brain, simply because you CAN perfuse viscous rubber when doing |
71 vascular casts. | 135 vascular casts. |
72 | 136 |
73 - perfusion pausing :: One problem with doing perfusion is that if you | 137 - perfusion pausing :: (Turns out this won't actually work!) One |
74 STOP the perfusion, you rapidly loose pressure in the organ as | 138 problem with doing perfusion is that if you STOP the perfusion, |
75 your perfusate leaks out. You can prevent this by submerging the | 139 you rapidly loose pressure in the organ as your perfusate leaks |
76 organ/head/rat whatever in FLUID at the appropriate level. Use | 140 out. You can prevent this by submerging the organ/head/rat |
77 something inert like flurocarbon to avoid problems. You would | 141 whatever in FLUID at the appropriate level. Use something inert |
78 have to slowly decrease the flow rate while simultaneously | 142 like flurocarbon to avoid problems. You would have to slowly |
79 lowering the perfusing object into the fluid. To start again, | 143 decrease the flow rate while simultaneously lowering the |
80 reverse the process -- reengage the peristaltic pump slowly while | 144 perfusing object into the fluid. To start again, reverse the |
81 removing the organ from the fluid. | 145 process -- reengage the peristaltic pump slowly while removing |
146 the organ from the fluid. | |
82 | 147 |
83 - evoultionary textbook mimiricy :: as surgery becomes more common, | 148 - evoultionary textbook mimiricy :: as surgery becomes more common, |
84 there develops a distinct selective pressure for individuals | 149 there develops a distinct selective pressure for individuals |
85 organ layout to look more like the medical textbooks! :P | 150 organ layout to look more like the medical textbooks! :P |
86 | 151 |