Would You Have A Computer Chip Planted in Your Brain?

Well, if this meant that I would be getting a cool new "Spider sense"-like thing, as also super memory capability, then I can't see why I won't be going in for it (I won't be able to afford it, though, but that's a different matter!!!) If we can go online, chat with friends, surf the web, without ever having to carry any extra piece of hardware, that will surely be an advantage. But of course, all this needs to come in a safe, risk-free manner. At the end of the day, we all know that the brain is a delicate part of the body and without it, we are a goner. So, if we ever go in for a brain enhancement, we shall have to find out whether this is really going to enhance our brain's capability or destroy whatever it already has. We must live first in order to enjoy the technology advancements. It wouldn't pay if we die in the attempt to become more tech-savvy. Cheers.

I think it is a good idea to enhance human functions with the use of computer chip implants and it is possible that it would be viable to replace mobile phones and bulk computers in terms of accessibility for our everyday routines. However, personally I won't go for such implantations of these chips inside my body mostly not inside my skull just for the reason that it would turn us our semi-humans with electronics stuff inside me.

The brain is the most precious thing, and all information is here, so we must be careful to enter it here. If we are online and do all the activities, of course they can access each of the brain that use the chips. Needed a software to ensure that the device is safe and not easy people to view or change data. Any information entered must be absolutely protected from viruses and all sorts of harm us. I would prefer to use ordinary technology, because if we make improvements to a computer that does not fit with our capabilities there will be a very fatal damage.

I think that this is very unnatural and unnecessary this experiment shoud only be used for treatment if required for mental health or mobility or dissability issues. To do something so outrageous for the purpose that it thinks it will give us a better brain. I mean come one what about the creative and intuitive side of the brain i think it is a ploy to turn us all into robots to follow the norm. And how dangerous is it? Is it worth letting people risk their lives for.

It's like they say, too much of a good thing can be bad. Sure, they advertise is as something that would revolutionize the world... "it'll make you smarter, faster, stronger!" Bull. Just give them a few years and they'll be controlling your every action with those little BCI things. Sounds crazy, right? Nothing is impossible. And I'd rather be safe than sorry.

Hi Louc74,

I think this would be a revolutionary thing in the future .
This would help many people with certain disabilities in doing
their daily activities .

However,personally;I would not like such a thing as I think this might
bring some untoward changes or side-effects for us .

With Best Regards

-Ptrikha_2

It would definately be cool to have a chip. Downloading homework would not be fun though. Having a chip could benefit in many ways like saving medical records, identification and stuff. However, its like losing out 'mankindhood'. I dont know how to phrase but you know what i mean. Its like humans turning into robots. I do believe in helping people by using technology. These are exceptions. But to further amplify or learn skills using chips are just a nono for me. Further more, on the side note, these BCIs may have something to do with the illuminati=D

I'd probably wait and observe for any side-effects, problems, glitches etc. before finally making a decision if such a system were ever implemented in the future. Although, knowing the type of person I am, I'd probably refuse this BCI for the sole intention of "rebelling" and remaining unique.

I must admit, with the way technology has progressed over the years, one can only imagine what's in store for the future, and if it's a future that will have either a negative or positive impact on mankind.

It's depressing to think that in the next decade, all printed media will be non-existent, despite being around for centuries. Life moves on, I suppose. However, with any hope, technology will never end up completely dominating our lives and replacing many things we currently enjoy.

~Mr. Kennedy~

Hello Louc74, u need not fear. By 2035, u will be around 55 years of age, and disabilities will start appearing around that time.:) It is not scary at all. U will be safer. Anybody who is threatening u in ur house, the chip will immediately convey to the server, and there will be people in the vicinity of your home who will be alerted. Think - there will be no burgalaries, no murders, no thefts, no fighting, just plain human beings with smiles like on plastic dolls. Interesting thought. But before that, stem cell discoveries will completely take the world by storm. We might be buying organs offshel. I love technology.:) Pity I may not be around to see that era. Even if I am, I will be too old.:(

Everything that has come up with technology has been made very vast use of by we humans.
I think this idea wouldn't be accepted by people who are satisfied with their mental capacities and intellectual.The people who are in need for a little more in terms of ideas and a brain,, like you mention with planned activities,would be accepted.
The life of a person is of such a great value to them,they will not blindly accept this technological aspect coming up in the time ahead of us.This chip is not only scary its,kind of chip that came in the spiderman2 movie,made by DR Octavias,for his nuclear fusion,in the back of his neck,ain't this some what like that.