Rat Brain Supercomputer

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So at some point in time, scientists have done the wonderous thing of transferring the brain waves from one being to another and having them learn from it. This is great and all, but there is kind of really only one thing that came to mind when I read the story.
Just think, what if we made an enormous ship filled with all kinds of strange puzzles, and then build an identical replica in the middle of the desert. Afterwards, we kidna-...get volunteers who would get linked together and put one on the ship and the other inside the desert facility and then sink the ship and watch the battle for escape begin. Of course, all of the players will have a bomb strapped to their wrist in order to keep them from deviating away from the goal.
It's a great idea, right guys? Am I right?

And no, you can't have clover.
 
ok ,so pinky is the decoder right

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Hey, this has the potential to be interesting. It's like telepathy, but you need an implant for it. Or something.
maybe if it's used for controlling prosthetics or developing artificial eyes or something, but it will probably just be used to create some weaponized ratborg type super weapon
 
maybe if it's used for controlling prosthetics or developing artificial eyes or something, but it will probably just be used to create some weaponized ratborg type super weapon
Telephone without speaking? Yes please.
 
http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/20...-Internet?nav=127-csm_category-moreTopStories

So at some point in time, scientists have done the wonderous thing of transferring the brain waves from one being to another and having them learn from it. This is great and all, but there is kind of really only one thing that came to mind when I read the story.
Just think, what if we made an enormous ship filled with all kinds of strange puzzles, and then build an identical replica in the middle of the desert. Afterwards, we kidna-...get volunteers who would get linked together and put one on the ship and the other inside the desert facility and then sink the ship and watch the battle for escape begin. Of course, all of the players will have a bomb strapped to their wrist in order to keep them from deviating away from the goal.
It's a great idea, right guys? Am I right?

And no, you can't have clover.
don't look if you never beat zero's last reward:
I'd be ok with this but only if we can send whomever survives to a secret moonbase while they are cryogenically frozen so they wont know they went into space for a similar experiment once robotics and AI are perfected to see if the results can also go from organic to non organic minds as well.

You gotta think of the big picture right?

on topic though human trials will be very interesting.
 
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yeah speaking of hyper intelligent rats, I'm surprised this was never made into a game

Secret of Nimh

I love don bluth, it would be awesome to see a cell shaded wind waker/dragon's lair 3d graphic style game of this
 
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