Seminar on virtual telepathy
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Parth Mewara presented on virtual telepathy, which aims to achieve transmission of information from one person's mind to another's without using sensory channels. The presentation discussed how entanglement of particles according to quantum mechanics could enable telepathy. It described a 2014 experiment where a person in India transmitted basic greetings to people in France via electroencephalography sensors to encode brain signals, which were then stimulated in the receivers' brains using transcranial magnetic stimulation decoded into text. Potential uses of this technology include long-distance communication, medicine, the military, and more. The presentation concluded that fully realizing virtual telepathy could create a world without communication bounds.
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- 1. Seminar Presentation on Virtual Telepathy PRESENTED BY, PARTH MEWARA B.TECH IV YEAR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
- 2. Contents Telepathy It’s Possibility Virtual Telepathy How to achieve it Uses
- 3. TELEPATHY Transmission of information from one person to another without using any of our known sensory channels or physical interaction
- 4. Can we control or interact with technological systems with our minds? Or can we project ourselves into alternate times or go to alternate universes and realities through our consciousness?
- 5. David Bohm and Karl Pribram Brains mathematically construct objective reality Interpreting frequencies ultimately projections from another dimension
- 6. Possible or Not? Conceptually To implement Telepathy Entanglement of Particles A concept of quantum mechanics and physics and states that in case of two particles being in the same state i.e. being entangled the given particle acquires the property to replicate the state of its counterpart which may be a long distance away.
- 7. Why the sudden Hype? In mid-2014, a person in India said “hola” and “ciao” to three other people in France. The greetings were not spoken, not typed nor texted. It happened between the brains of a set of study subjects, 1st instances of brain-to-brain communication on record.
- 8. How was it Achieved? Barcelona-based research institute Starlab French firm Axilum Robotics Harvard Medical School Telepathy + Technology + Internet = VIRTUAL TELEPATHY
- 10. On the Sender Side… Custom Binary Codes eg. “h” is “0-0-1-1-1.” EEG (electroencephalography) sensors. Indicate a 1 or a 0 through brain activities. The code then passed to the recipient over email. [THE VIRTUAL NETWORK]
- 11. On the Receiver Side… Receiver => blindfolded Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system TMS is a non-invasive method of stimulating neurons in the brain. TMS stimulated quick flashes of light. A flash was equivalent to a “1” and a blank was a “0.” From there, the code was translated back into text.
- 12. USES Long distance communication Medicine and Healing. Soldiers on the battlefield. Businesspeople Sports Personnel making games more interesting. The uses are limitless.
- 13. Conclusion A world without any bounds of distance and a direct communication from one person to another person such that the need of any help or any support at any time would be all reality and would be beneficial for the whole human generation in countless ways.
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