i thought it was a joke.
apparently not.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18358876/

The only way something can read one's mind is if it has picked up the telegraph of our intentions. When one's mind is cleared, awareness is substantial, stimuli is recieved easier and responded to better. This when there are no unintended actions or slips, and so telegraphing is unapparent without conscious intention.

The only way something can read one's mind is if it has picked up the telegraph of our intentions. When one's mind is cleared, awareness is substantial, stimuli is recieved easier and responded to better. This when there are no unintended actions or slips, and so telegraphing is unapparent without conscious intention.

pardon?:)

In the end, It is not Mario who has beaten Bowser. Rather, it is you who have beaten yourself.

There is no need for words Snake...I AM PSYCHO MANTIS !!!

i thought it was a joke.
apparently not.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18358876/
Spiffy.

Next thing you know we'll have remote-operated UAV's dropping brain-guided smart bombs straight down some sumbitches gullet...

Focus...

Focus...

BLAMMO !!!
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/6851/faeanimln4.gif

I did a bunch of this back in high-school and college - you were hooked up to an EEG machine, and Alpha waves would send a little ship up, beta would send it down. You then had to *not* think correctly in order to control the ship and avoid the asteroids.

it was cool. With the last 10 years of progress, I would expect a much more fine-tuned control being possible, though given how rudimentary our understanding of *intention* (see fMRI studies) encoded in brain activity is, "Jump mario! jump higher! you bastard!!!" is still a long way off.