Microchip in your brain

たまたま
2025年に

2006年の曲を聞いちゃった！

マイクロチップ！
脳

そんなことが
2006年に！
もうすでに歌われていたなんて！

Chip??

サテライト？

脳に？

そんな歌

もうすでに
歌われていた？？？

怖！

-
スーツ
と
あのあるいみ
ゼレンスキーの「制服」
と

そして？

戦争とは。。。

(Xのポスト
イランオブザーバーの写真

Here we go

Even Putin started wearing military uniform

プーチンさんの、、、)

ー
Trump tries to make everyone wear a suit.

He’s almost there since Zelensky promised him to wear a suit next time when Russia ceases fire.

But all of a sudden, Putin starts to wear a military uniform…🥲

誰かのXポスト！

−
さっき きいた
ジャイルスの今週のラジオでは
トランプさんが
アジアにリゾートを作るっていってた
(たくさんニュースがありすぎてあまりついていけてない)

−

きいてみよー！^_^
(キングはどんな音楽を？)

−
それでいう

「そのアイデアは
俺が、、、」
(あれ？ 京アニ？？)

脳にチップを
京アニが「彼(精神病？ あの京都府警？？)」に、、、

そして
？

自動筆記？？

(だいひつやさん？)

結局

あの
「消えたwiki」
はなんだったんだろう

私が知ってるのは
京都府警は嘘をつく(精神病系！)ってこと！

そして
インジェクション！
(サイレンシング？)

Meta's artificial intelligence research division has announced a significant advancement in brain-computer interface technology that can interpret human brain activity and convert it into written text with remarkable precision. The system achieves up to 80% accuracy in translating neural signals directly into words.

The breakthrough combines two brain monitoring technologies: magnetoencephalography (MEG), which measures magnetic fields produced by brain activity, and electroencephalography (EEG), which records electrical activity along the scalp. By analyzing these signals with specialized AI algorithms, researchers can identify patterns associated with specific language processes.

This development represents a major step forward in creating interfaces that could eventually allow direct communication between humans and computers without requiring physical input methods. While still in the research phase, such technology holds potential future applications in assistive communication for people with speech impairments, medical conditions affecting movement, or new forms of human-computer interaction.

#BrainComputerInterface #NeuralDecoding #AIResearch #AssistiveTechnology #MetaAI

−
こういうの！
ハッカーのアタックの次？

なのかな？

なんだかSFみたいだな？

(でも
やられちゃうと

まぁ
「自分の思考」
と
「やられちゃう コレ 本来の自分そのものとちょっと、、、」

みたいなの

本人は
はっきりわかるのでは？)

(そして
ガスライティングでいう？

「あの人は精神病」

そういう小説？

(なんで
人
脳
Thoughts
チップ？

(結局 操ったり
コントロールって無理では？)
サイキック強い人は
「念力」？

(そうじゃない
頭のいいこどもは
「有線」で
ロボの手を動かす？

そのうち
サイキックAKIRA戦争？

こっちの戦争終わるといいな

ラマさまは言う
A Prayer for Peace

Today is the fifteenth day of the first month of the Tibetan Calendar, and the culmination of the annual Great Prayer Festival (Monlam Chenmo), a two-week-long festival that begins with the Tibetan New Year.

In accordance with our tradition of dedicating the merit gained from these prayers for the well-being of all sentient beings, this year too I fervently pray for greater peace and understanding in our world. It saddens me to see so many people suffering as a result of conflict, in Ukraine, in Gaza, and other parts of the world. By now we might have hoped that human beings would have learned from our history of violence. In all such conflicts, it is the innocent who bear the heaviest burden—living in fear, facing the loss of so much, even our lives, and constantly enduring the challenge of uncertainty.

One simple truth remains: every human being, each and every one of us, wishes not to suffer and only wants to be happy. If we recognize our shared humanity, recalling that the welfare of one depends on the welfare of all, I truly believe we can find a peaceful resolution to even the most intractable conflicts. But to do so requires a willingness to enter into dialogue and negotiation. I therefore appeal for concerted efforts to create a more compassionate, peaceful world free from violence.

With my prayers and good wishes,

The Dalai Lama
14 March 2025