Don’t you wish there was a machine that could record your dreams so you could watch them all over again?

@SethGreene531 japan has started with measuring electric pulses that they can tell you what type dream you have, but so far no one has come up with any playback means to include video and audio

@DecafD I've heard about that! They can visualize the activity on FMRI scans as well. But so far, can't translate the signal data into film or audio mediums. How do they interpret type of dream based on the pulse? Amazing.

If we can capture output, does that mean we could input as well? I feel an 'Inception' sequel in the works lol.

Possibly they've benefited from similar projects.
Google and others, have prototyped connectivity to neurons and nerves via microchip implants. With volunteered test subjects.

@RightSaidFred YES! This would be awesome!

@CestManan haha right! That or want access to your dreams to tailor advertisements for you

@DecafD You are dreaming of some crush and he/she approaches telling you to like, subscribe, comment, and pay extra for exclusive content.

I mean that is what social media has come to.

@CestManan ahh yeah that would totally ruin the experience! I’d almost want a refund at that point

@SW-User haha I imagine those type of dreams would be the main fuel for ppl wanting to buy that machine

Haha. I’ll take two please 😄@DecafD

@MiserableAtBest aww well I how they get better soon! There’s nothing like a dream so awesome that you spend the entire next day wishing it were real.

@DDonde I get that- hey maybe this machine would spark a new profession where you can bring your recording to a professional that could help you interpret them. I imagine the professional being one of those that’s into astrology or psychic readings