| Viper1 said: No, it was a people problem, not technical. Reading a brain wave is fairly simplistic from a technical standpoint (EEG has been around for nearly 100 years). Training the brain to alter internal frequencies on the fly is not so simple and much more difficult when trying to actually play a fast paced game like Tetris. Watch the TED demonstration on this product and then imagine trying to play Tetris with it. It takes Evan 40 seconds just to perfom a single action (disappear). I'm not knocking the product itself or the incredible possibilities it opens up. Only that we've tried games before and we simply are not trained for that kind of activity. |
This is actually pretty funny because of how wrong you are. You're saying it takes longer to think about an action rather than doing it, yet every action is determined by our subconscious before it's relayed to our conscious to perform the action itself.
Then you take the hard example of disappear rather than the 'pull' action, which occurs (appears to) instantly.
Nothing like biased thinking to present nonsense.
