I would let a chip be installed in my brain if it would allow me to erase memories of the games I have played to play them again as the first time.
I would let a chip be installed in my brain if it would allow me to erase memories of the games I have played to play them again as the first time.
Although, it may be a "premium" feature, so it's (still) a bad idea.
That's gonna be my version of old people saying "I don't do computers" now. There's no goddamn way I'm putting a chip in my brain.
50 0 ReplyIt’s wild that 15 years ago I’d sign up in a heartbeat, the entire world order would have to change dramatically for me to go for it today
18 0 ReplyI would only if it wass FOSS and self hosted. NO FUCKING WAY IM INSTALLING A MICROAOFT CHIP IN MY HEAD.
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You don't want your cherished memories (and darkest secrets) being automatically uploaded to facebook? What's wrong with you?
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Wish granted. It's a neuralink and has like 30 back doors. Your memories have all been replaced by caramelldansen and your visual cortex has been ransomwared.
20 0 ReplyThat is very Eternal Sunshine of you...
16 0 ReplyThat movie would have been a lot less interesting, I feel.
3 0 ReplyHaha, probably. Unless you are this guy: https://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2015/12/27/man-sues-bethesda-because-fallout-4-is-too-addictive/
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Use the implant to watch Eternal Sunshine again and again without spoilers.
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Understood, but there are other memories I'd much rather erase, not necessarily with the intent of reliving them for the first time.
14 0 ReplyA futuristic brain implant sounds cool until you think about all the downsides
13 0 ReplyA futuristic brain implant won't allow you to think of the downsides, so don't worry about that.
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If such a technology existed, the government and shady companies would do all sorts of awful things with it.
11 0 Reply- FBI makes political opponent sign a contract to never ever eat cereals anymore.
- FBI uses chip to erase political opponent's memory of signing the contract.
- Next morning, political opponent chomp chomps.
- Afternoon, straight to jail!
Terrifying.
5 0 ReplyOr let’s say there’s a political/economic disaster caused by the greed and stupidity of…
What disaster? Things have always been like this and our king is a great man. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, or you’ll find yourself in the gulag in no time.
Not just terrifying. This is straight up nightmare fuel.
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Just give it time. After long enough, each game becomes new again!
10 0 ReplyThis is the only right answer.
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What could go wrong? Well just watch Black mirror
10 0 ReplyYou could be more efficient and implement the memory of having watched it.
1 0 Reply"I know Kung-fu"
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I just want to be in a post capitalism society with incredible AI that I could ask to continue a game I'd played before with a twist.
Give me pokemon red in 3d, but make more puzzles and more pokemon and the npcs more interactive. That kinda thing
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Thank you for understanding.
7 0 ReplyIf this ever happens, your brain will constantly be raped by Trump, Musk, Zuck, Altman, and all the North Korean hackers. Enjoy.
6 0 ReplyBut what if I install Linux on the chip? 🤔
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Who dropped all this monkey paw in the shower?
6 0 ReplyWhy not just buy a new game? There are so many out there.
5 0 ReplyI'm broke
5 0 ReplyBut you have money for this chip?
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There's many games out there, but only one Outer Wilds.
3 0 ReplySometimes games cause such a strong emotional reaction for me that I genuinely cannot recreate the same feeling. Same with books and movies. I end up feeling nostalgic for when I first discovered it.
Sure a new game might be really good and immersive in a similar way, but it'll never be the same, y'know?
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Huh, and I worry about forgetting the great memories of the games I played. The duality of man
5 0 ReplyOther harmful side-effects aside, how much a game impacted you is significantly affected by the context of your life. Experiencing the same game at a different time in your life might not be as meaningful.
5 0 ReplyYou're absolutely right about that.
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gamer: "worst game ever"
gamer: "i just wanna claw my eyes out"
gamer: "man, that game was so bad, i wish i could forget it."
announcer: Well you can now! For only $99.99* you can forget those games you'd really rather not remember
gamers (in unison, on triple-split screen): worth it!!!
*(per game, plus $15 a month per game--forever)
5 0 ReplyI'd be down, anything to relive those first play throughs of SEX with HITLER, SEX with HITLER 2, SEX with HITLER: 2069, and SEX with HITLER: WW2.
4 0 ReplyI loath your mere existence of being aware of such fine works-of-art while everyone fed me with the info of how his experiment of baking cookies(inaudible screams) went bad in a gas chamber!!!
! Btw, is VR available for these ?
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I too will let a company put hardware running rented software into my brain. They say you can't take away my pride, but pride is a emotion on sale for 19.99.
4 0 ReplyClassic blue pill. Hello cypher.
4 0 ReplyHave you played prey? Removing the chip takes out memories but putting it in gives abilities.
4 0 ReplyNobody is installing anything in my brain, no matter the supposed benefits.
3 0 ReplyJust make sure you get the sound and vision subscriptions or your screwed.
3 0 ReplyPlease upgrade to Monthly Premium for just $19.99 a month to disable the agonizing neurological pain.
3 0 ReplyOr our deluxe plan to turn off constant ads for just 39.99.. otherwise we'd like to speak to you about your cars extended warranty.
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Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind
Haven't read the book it's based on but i really enjoyed the movie
2 0 Replyum no. im not sure chip in head will be a thing I would be willing to do where it gets to in my lifetime but if there was a replace game memories with like skill training maybe.
2 0 ReplyBut the company would also erase lots of other stuff from your mind they don’t agree with. Yikes.
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