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Optogenetics: Controlling your brain with light is now a Reality! - Coming soon to HDTV -
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MIT Develops technology that can control the Brain with precision unheard of several years ago with different color lights and integration of DNA from bio organisms like pond algae into neurons.
So once again the technologies that are being worked on right now in Colleges like MIT have so many incredible possibilities. Brain disorders like psychophrenia, alzheimer's and parkinson's, could be treated and possibly healed.
Could this technology be used as Dark Ecstasy? imagine Optogenetics being mastered and abused by large corporations that want to sell their products. What about a Technocratic Totalitarian Elite Aristocratic System that desires nothing more than to crush any dissidents or those that question their hegemony?
i would imagine similar technology has been in play for sometime within the Hollowood Communities Higher Levels, wouldn't you agree?
You can purchase light machines to help induce different levels of hypnosis for less than a hundred bucks, which have similar effects without the infusion of algae DNA into brain neurons.
Imagine sniffing a type of mist that would coat the brain with these receptors and then spend a couple hours a night in deep meditation to create a mind re-wire program via light/sound inter-synchronization that could activate different parts of the psyche, "6th Sense, aka- X-Men type abilities."
"Optogenetics is the combination of genetic and optical methods to control specific events in targeted cells of living tissue, even within freely moving mammals and other animals, with the temporal precision (millisecond-timescale) needed to keep pace with functioning intact biological systems.
In 2010, optogenetics was chosen as the Method of the Year (MOTY) across all fields of science and engineering by the interdisciplinary research journal Nature Methods (MOTY primer, MOTY editorial, MOTY commentary). At the same time, optogenetics was highlighted in the article on “Breakthroughs of the Decade” in the scientific research journal Science BotD; these journals also referenced recent public-access general-interest video MOTY video and textual SciAm summaries of optogenetics."
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