Scientists Create YouTube Video Based on Thoughts...
If you thought the new Facebook was invasive, computer scientists are now one step closer to reading our minds!
Researchers from UC Berkeley pieced together the brain patterns of its subjects as they watched YouTube videos, and then produced a YouTube video of their own with the results.
What emerged was like a Surrealist painting: a blurry, dream-like interpretation of reality (see video below).
For the experiment, subjects–the researchers themselves–spent hours lying still inside a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine, watching two sets of movie trailers. The MRI machine recorded the amount of blood flowing through..















