Researchers at the First step of Telepathy

Researchers have developed brain net methods. Photo: Collected.

Researchers at the first step of telepathy

You do not have to speak mouth or nothing. Your thoughts will be caught in another's brain. Communication in the brain with the brain is known as telepathy. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States say that reading of someone's mind can be scientifically true. They have developed a system or method that can exchange views within the two brains. This method is called brain net.

Technologies website Enggetts reports that researchers have been working on innovation in brain net for a long time. Earlier, in 2015, researchers at the University of Washington created a gear, which can be said to be the primary stage of brain net. It was possible to communicate through brain-to-brain interfaces in two people. With the improvement of this method, you can now join three brain-to-brain networks using the brain net.

Recently tested with brain net users. Participants played games like Tetris by utilizing brain thinking in it. Electro encephalogram is coordinated on this network, so that electrical activity is recorded and transmountable transmittal magnetic stimuli information is sent.

But there is a difference of telepathy with brain nets. There is no external component in telepath. But brain nets require external interference. It should send a bit information at a time. However, if it is improved, a group of people can send complex ideas.

In the past, social networking website users will soon be able to share their thoughts with telepathy through Facebook, said Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He said that even though the subject sounds like a science fiction picture, it is going to be real.

Zuckerberg said, "I believe, one day we can move all of our thinking technologies directly to each other with the help of technology. If someone wants to share something, then his friends will immediately experience that thought. This will be the future communication system. '