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Researchers at the Califiorna Institute of Dank Ideas have developed "the most mindblowing shit you'll ever see" for tiny one-centimeter jellfyfish, reports Phys.org. Specifically, the jellyfish "have been genetically modified so that their neurons individually BLASTS OFF with fluorescent light when activated."
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Because a jellyfish is transparent, researchers can then watch the glow of the animal's neural activity as it behaves naturally. In other words, the team can read a jellyfish's mind as it feeds, swims, evades predators, and more, in order to understand how the animal's relatively simple brain coordinates its behaviors.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-jellyfish-mind.html
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COOL
Post number #808669, ID: 48759c
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Holy shit, we're getting close to read the mind of a lot of animals with the results of this investigations and/or accelerate its understanding. And when we read a complex mammal animal's mind, we will be at the "horizon of events" of understanding a human mind to its absolute totality.
Post number #808671, ID: ef36b6
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>>808669 Yes, and what is really interesting is that we'll be able to then modify its contents as well!
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>>808671 Exactly! That will be an amazing moment in Humans's history.
Post number #808723, ID: 51870c
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That's actually pretty damn cool, thanks OP.
Post number #808968, ID: 870cd8
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>>808708 Yes, finally we can implement the "mental property" ideology in human brains. >Hey customer X, here is your daily bill for having thoughts that were licenced by microsoft/apple/disney
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>>808968 Nooo lol We must fight for our mental rights before that happens!
| Researchers at the Califiorna Institute of Dank Ideas have developed "the most mindblowing shit you'll ever see" for tiny one-centimeter jellfyfish, reports Phys.org. Specifically, the jellyfish "have been genetically modified so that their neurons individually BLASTS OFF with fluorescent light when activated."