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Offline Binechi

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Motorola Patents E-Tattoo that can read your thoughts
« on: January 09, 2014, 01:09:43 PM »
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  •  Motorola Patents E-Tattoo That Can Read Your Thoughts

    Incredibly, a new application from Google-owned Motorola Mobility seeks a patent not for any particular utensil, but rather, for setting the table.

    In other words, if you have an electronic smart tattoo, and want it to speak to your mobile communications device, you may soon be able to do it in spades, but you will have to do it Google style.

    But hold on for a minute, as there is a bit more to the whole concept than might first appear.

    The tattoo they have in mind is actually one that will be emblazoned over your vocal cords to intercept subtle voice commands, perhaps even subvocal commands, or even the fully internal whisperings that fail to pluck the vocal cords when not given full cerebral approval.

    One might even conclude that they are not just patenting device communications from a patch of smartskin, but communications from your soul.

    Or maybe not. It has been known for decades that when you speak to yourself in your inner voice, your brain still sends neural spike volleys to your vocal apparatus, in a similar fashion to when you actually speak aloud.

    The main difference between the two, is that the nervous action driving covert speech as it is called, is subthreshold, and does not generate the full muscle contraction.


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    Motorola Patents E-Tattoo that can read your thoughts
    « Reply #1 on: January 09, 2014, 01:20:48 PM »
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    It has been known for decades that when you speak to yourself in your inner voice, your brain still sends neural spike volleys to your vocal apparatus, in a similar fashion to when you actually speak aloud.

    The main difference between the two, is that the nervous action driving covert speech as it is called, is subthreshold, and does not generate the full muscle contraction.


    If this is truly so, it is no wonder the saints and angels can hear our prayers even if we do not speak out loud!