The Prison of the Future - Cognify

Introducing Cognify, the prison of the future. This facility is designed to treat criminals like patients. Instead of spending years in an actual prison cell, prisoners could finish their sentence here in just a few minutes. Cognify could someday create and implant artificial memories directly into the prisoner’s brain. It could offer a new approach to criminal rehabilitation, transforming how society deals with offenders by focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment. #Science #Technology #Research #NeuroScience #psychology
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[@weeknee5118]

"You may live to see man-made horrors beyond your comprehension" - Nikola Tesla

[@donkilluminati123]

Oh I comprehend this easy. No need for Tesla's quote, which you are misapplying.

[@donkilluminati123]

It is nothing but a mind programming mechanism, written about by so-called conspiracy theorist in the 20th century.

[@dmhendricks]

Notice how they're mostly White and clearly not liberals? There is a reason for that.

[@depotentiaadactum5841]

In just a few minutes, but wait there is more...😂 I love the way the words are arranged...

[@depotentiaadactum5841]

Technology is the new panacea? Sneak oil for sure... Trying too hard to convince making affirmation totally unproven 😂 just like in the plandemic same people same lies...

[@weneedsaving515]

If you think for 1 minute they're going to use this on criminals, you have another thing coming.Since when has the authority ever cared about Prisoners. This is Designed to be used on everyone.

[@TheWarsuron]

it already is . but it can be done remotely. targeted individuals have been complaining about this for years

[@NotThereJustGone]

Well, you don't have to worry about abuse of this technology because it isn't real. We aren't even remotely close to this level of technology.

[@Joe-mz6dc]

Prisoners are a source of income. You are correct. "Repairing them" quickly is illogical. In the real world, greed and corruption would lead to companies rigging the therapy to embed future criminal endeavors into the prisoners, thus guaranteeing future income streams. Legal issues would be handled by loopholes, e.g. oh that was a bug in the code from an older software version 7 years ago. We've fixed that now. Don't worry. Rinse and repeat.

[@zed12-ui4jy]

@@TheWarsuron I personally don't believe that people would be randomly for believing in something that most people will dismiss them as insane for Because they believe that. (I'm sorry about the misinterpretation. If this was sarcastic)

[@robinbeard2572]

Absolutely, it's for everyone.

[@user-tu5yi6hh8g]

Worst crimes are committed by governments, not separate individuals.

[@ChrisDancer-ho2nn]

This is science, please keep your communo political opinions out of this

[@guyindecatur]

You aren't wrong.

[@donkilluminati123]

@@ChrisDancer-ho2nn Science is only man's knowledge based on the study of the natural world. Science has massive limits because man has massive limits. I trust God (JESUS) and not man's knowledge called "science."

[@OurFreeSociety]

Ahh good, one person with a brain on this page.

[@MrKataklysm]

Yeah, yeah, gubment bad, private companies and individuals gud. You do realize that this is a f*cking private company, right?

[@loreena.plstne]

That's bad. Real bad. I don't even want to think about the things you could do to a person with such a device. Horrifying.

[@thenattyg3]

Shadowrun/Cyberpunk 2077 have some thoughts on that... None good.

[@kyrollos0208]

There is indeed a dark side to how this technology can be used. What prevents harmful fake memories from being implanted in the patient's brain? That being said, the premise of rehabilitation itself and righting wrongs instead of prison sentences that last years where one is just isolated from society is good. Whether this technology is the best way to achieve this premise is debatable.

[@user-fx7li2pg5k]

some could take it as a learning experience and comeout on top which is sad

[@mcdonaldization]

Already exists they experiment torture on people this technology would be dream manipulation and stolen from Teslas dream recording machine

[@cupofsadge8359]

@@thenattyg3 Comparably many inmates become much worse while incarcerated, become radicalized, join a gang, etc.

[@JackMyersPhotography]

What a complete hellscape of an idea. The potential for abuse is immense.

[@marksmeta]

Black Mirror, White Christmas was literally exactly this

[@futurecongress21]

Also the episode Black Museum. Remember the prisoners “cookie” was in the hologram jail-cell that people paid money to torture. This is exactly why we need Jesus. The world’s way is leading to hell. The only way out is Jesus.

[@thenewpav543]

Also a Star Trek DS9 episode.

[@BOZ_11]

and Total Recall, but that was just fake holidays!!

[@notsocrates9529]

With a sprinkle of A Clockwork Orange.

[@WayneNowacki]

Films like Minority Report, Men in Black (erasing memories)... The episode San Jacinto was similar in that you could select what type of memories you wish to experience also as though they actually happened... Take special note of how this episode ended, in particular. The WEF and men like Yuval Noah Herari have discussed the potential and Said humans are hackable and programmable beings. Listen to Michael Knowles show podcast ep.1519 around 36:33 mark. This is what sent me to this video and his commentary is insightful on this tech.

[@missym600]

God forbid someone is wrongfully convicted and has to go through memories and feelings they never had to experience…… not sure if I’m feeling this

[@imayhaveadhd]

Happens every day. What's the difference ?

[@stusmith9923]

So, instead the wrongfully convicted should have to spend years of their actual lives in prison? I would much rather not have wrongful convictions in the first place, but if you are wrongfully convicted you would much rather have minutes taken from you than years taken from you

[@missym600]

@@stusmith9923if they’re doing it in the mind then obviously there will be psychological trauma regardless. So regardless if it’s actual years or just minutes, the mind wills be programmed to think the same way. So it’s the same. I’m just saying either way it’s bad. Your point is invalid.

[@missym600]

@@imayhaveadhdyou’re right but still fucked up either way

[@thenewpav543]

That's exactly what happened in a Star Trek DS9 episode

[@SomeeGuyy]

To all the ones pushing for something crazy like this, I only have two words: You first.

[@Teemon99]

I have 12 words: I wouldn’t do something to go to prison in the first place.

[@TheWarsuron]

@@Teemon99 and if you were framed or were in an accident where you killed someone ?

[@asemic]

i volunteer

[@TheWarsuron]

@@asemic to have your psyche compartmentalised to mean nothing and live with a fake personality for the rest of your life?

[@TheWarsuron]

@@asemic then you are a fool.

[@FizzySodaPop-nz2jq]

Al-Ghaili says Cognify could happen within a decade from now but only “if we could overcome the ethical restrictions that limit testing such technology.”

[@user-qy2wf2lt6v]

He's right but that is assuming that the publicans stay out of the office.

[@RecognizingInjustice]

If tested, it would only be fair for this crime against humanity should be tested its own creator, and all of those who aid in its creation, and all of those who support its use.

[@aarons8984]

A few years ago it was said: Brainwashing will never become a reality.... But it looks like that is changing sooner than expected. And those who now see this as nonsense...wait a few more years. The brain is nothing more than a biological computer...

[@bastardferret869]

@@RecognizingInjustice I guarantee the creators (conceptualizers) haven't, for one second, considered if they would prefer to undergo this procedure. They just naively assume it would never be used against them unfairly, and arrogantly assume they would never be the kind of people who it would be used on "fairly." See also: all of the people in the comments who appear to be supporting this nightmare.

[@StrAnGErous420]

​@user-qy2wf2lt6v Jesus lol. Just can't resist huh? No matter what the topic is some asshole is always gonna turn it into, I hate liberals, or conservatives are evil.

[@hellopanda6266]

They will start experimenting on prisoners, whom society often overlooks, and then expand to people seeking altered memories. Eventually, people will book appointments to change their memories. It wouldn't be surprising if, in a few years, our society becomes even more troubled than it is now.

[@kvdp9543]

Indeed. And no doubt out of the mess this creates will come another 'solution'.

[@mjohan4998]

They already experiment on inmates and military personnel

[@Maxim_aka_Doka]

The World of the Future. As soon as such technology becomes possible, each state will begin to adjust its citizens to its liking, not just criminals. Get ready.

[@heel5721]

yep

[@ariel7690]

You couldn't even explain this comment and make sense at the same time. 😂

[@NitwitsWorld]

@@ariel7690dude smokes drugs so of course he would say that

[@harrybaker9044]

As soon as such technology becomes reality, you'll begin to question every memory and experience you've ever had. Who's to say you weren't already "rehabilitated?"

[@TheWarsuron]

no shit . this is already being done . ask any targeted individual who has been complaining about this for decades

[@h5mind373]

"Imagine you're a sociopath politician with this sort of power. But I repeat myself."

[@izzydawiz7486]

Clockwork orange, just what we needed.

[@NitwitsWorld]

Which the main story of the book focuses on a villain. Funny how people forgot about the main story 😂

[@izzydawiz7486]

@@NitwitsWorld Since when are criminals not considered villains?🤣

[@NitwitsWorld]

@@izzydawiz7486 😆

[@SexKing-hj9nv]

@@NitwitsWorld Just wait until you find out what they gonna make illgeal

[@OurFreeSociety]

I could never watch it. It was too dark for me.

[@numerozero8248]

Hate crime? Who decides what's a hate crime?

[@pamgreen7178]

They also mentioned discrimination!

[@ibewscott69]

No such thing as a Hate Crime. Anyone that pushes that idea is deranged. There is no way to equally and judicially administer hate crime. Why? Because hate is an human emotion. I think it is hateful to burn an American flag. I hate all those that do. Which hate is greater under hate crimes?

[@mullafacation]

The courts decide it based on what they think you were thinking in relation to targeting people based on protected characteristics. With all this brain stuff that would probably be a lot easier than it is now.

[@GeorgeBrinkmanJr]

Only whites are charged with hate crimes.

[@turbomooth_]

If this isn't cruel and unusual then I don't know what is

[@nickpapageorgio1299]

Imagine if the doctors assistant was the parent of a prisoners victim, and they program memories of the being set on fire on replay

[@bollyhood4475]

Woowwwww crazy stuff bro

[@WayneNowacki]

Eternal hellfire? Rev. 20:11-15

[@psgqwin878]

Bro can't you understand that they are criminals

[@zed12-ui4jy]

@@psgqwin878 I don't believe in retribution because: how far are we going to take this? Are we going to subject somebody to 12,000 years of just pain for jaywalking?

[@psgqwin878]

@@zed12-ui4jy that won't even happen dude

[@maxwestcomics]

This sounds too much like a Clockwork Orange. Even if your intentions are good, is it really ethical and moral to interfere with a person's mind and moral judgement?

[@TheWarsuron]

no it is evil . but is currently being done globally becasue the powers that be are completely insane

[@iloveyoupug]

This is both fascinating and terrifying because you don't know that it would always be used for the greater good.

[@brianj7367]

10 minute PhD

[@lauraro345]

We all know this woldn't be for the greater good.

[@SexKing-hj9nv]

When has anything been used for just the greater good?

[@pinkfloydmarch16]

You can guarantee it wouldn't. That's what we do, destroy everything that is good.

[@thatoneguychad420]

100% fuckin percent it won't. Mk ultra on steroids.

[@christinetaylor9161]

If you can reduce empathy and remorse. You can turn them completely off too.

[@Jeographie1234]

So

[@Shethat_one]

u think?

[@berzerkfury1459]

Aswell as max out?

[@Nightman-eb8mj]

You can already do this with genome engineering. You can enhance, or remove certain "empathy genomes" from a child.

[@bathynomusgiganteus2916]

@@Nightman-eb8mj You can already do this with drugs. No need for anything so advanced.

[@CharlieWhite101]

I’m sure uploading real feeling memeroies into someone’s mind who knows they are having fake memories injected won’t back fire at all

[@TheWarsuron]

ask any targeted individual , becasue that is what some of them go through

[@claytonhill936]

Total Recall

[@bronnyjames5022]

The brain don't know the difference of what is real and fake

[@VintageDynamo]

We literally don't even know how the brain stores and processes memories. This is an absolute grift. You guys don't need to worry. This is not going to be a thing.

[@eoserigeneia]

Or it already is and you've been living in it for your entire illusory life.

[@lauraro345]

Honestly, just wait for it. Everything you think you know isn't the last news, what Musk is doing, for example, is part of the key to this and there have been real experiments conducted that show this isn't far away from being possible.

[@ItsAO5]

We actually do know how we process memories the hippocampus retrieves information from said memory and changes the physical neural wiring now how we store memories is between neurons and synapses in your brain. So yes we actually do know

[@VintageDynamo]

@@ItsAO5 ""retrieves the information from said memory"" This is the part we don't know. We don't know exactly what the information is and how it's stored. We know what parts of the brain light up when you experience a memory, which is what you just described. But we do not know what an actual memory is, and how the brain "stores" it.

[@jessyfretz5800]

OP is right. This video makes it sound like you can just go in the brain and make it think whatever you want. It's like saying "You just go into Fort Knox and take all the gold."

[@love-fii]

Absolutely dystopian nightmare

[@vanillagorilla8696]

Imagine the guy goes into the machine, and it just starts frying his brain, while he screams in horror. Then each guard operating it also has to step into the brain cooker for manslaughter.

[@spinningaround]

Demolition Man concept

[@cheekydean16]

With a side helping of Total Recall.

[@UnbeugsameGedanken]

And Matrix

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Why do you think all of those movies exist?? They were predictive programming.

[@Jezawix]

@@jeltoninc.8542 exactly.

[@cheekydean16]

1000%

[@funnytube-ki8gv]

Total Recall becomes reality. What could be go wrong ?

[@nelsonthegentleman2756]

NEEEEEAAAAAHHH I BLABBED ABOUT MARS!!!

[@IHamDogg]

Stuff like this has been in the works for 20+Years.

[@AM-br4ix]

Wow, this IS CRUEL, CRIMINAL and TRULY an act of HORROR!? WTF???!!!

[@ah7maw265]

So it's basically a brain washing machine, the video mentioned Durable material huh .. just imagine the machine get broken while Operating on the prisoner it may make him/her go totally crazy. If I ever evolve into a problem and it lead me to prison I would never use this machine I would rather focus on my self my improving my character,read a lot of books , exercise regular and keep in touch with my family.... It would be a nightmare for me to wake up and see half of my family dead and the other half grown up and see new relatives .... This machine is totally does not make a sense ... It least for me ..

[@V3CT3R]

In your head it would be years, but IRL it would just be a few minutes. Family would still be standing there as they were when you got plugged in

[@NitwitsWorld]

@@V3CT3Rdude thinks he is a criminal for calling the government losers 😂

[@Workout-jx9ry]

@@NitwitsWorld it's a crime under CCP or North Korea, you don't know where he lives

[@edenleave2054]

So we will now have thousands of prisoners with ptsd

[@RickBomhof]

If you’ve been in a brutal prison for 10 years don’t you think you will have ptsd as well clown 🤡

[@Oldkekistani]

"In addition to visual effects, the technology could also stimulate a physical response by letting the offender feel the pain and suffering their victim endured." That kind sounds like torture and the range that this can imply to, embezzlement, DV, DISCRIMINATION, FRAUD and theft. Discrimination what because for whatever stupid reason you don't like someone? These people know how you're supposed to think and behave if you don't they have the hubris to condition you to do so. Just thinking that's somehow ok makes you a sociopath.

[@KarinsHundetreffHundesalon]

👍 Jede neue Überwachung oder Manipulation wird immer "für gute Zwecke" angepriesen

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Yeah imagine this being used on someone that took apart a family very slowly. I don’t think that would rehabilitate said person 🤣

[@RickR69]

How about we put Hashem Al-Ghaili's proverbial nuts in minecraft in a vice for a couple of years for even entertaining this whole idea?

[@Oldkekistani]

@@KarinsHundetreffHundesalon Of course, for the: "The Greater Good". Except they are never too specific to whom belongs to the greater good.

[@RecognizingInjustice]

This was discussed in the world economic forum "Davos 2016 what if your brain confesses" where they laughed about how this type of technology can be used to do this and there is no specific constitutional protections against it.

[@ceraselabeja324]

İt seems very familiar, like our life on Earth in the Matrix or Simulation.

[@xWh1teW0lfx]

Exactly

[@marksmeta]

look up the episode of Black Mirror White Christmas. it’s exactly this

[@Zerow45yw]

MKUltra 2.0

[@bluegreen2077]

Yesterday, I talked to my friend about imagining the future and the possibility of transferring memories and watching them as a video... or adding information to the memory... and today I am watching this video here

[@eddyspace1907]

You'd love black Mirror. It's a show that basically predicted the future in 2011.

[@marksmeta]

@@eddyspace1907WHITE CHRISTMAS!

[@WayneNowacki]

Charlie Brooker, the shows creator was so disturbed by the events in. 2020 that he took a break from creating the show. Did he make the current season at all? He gave us a comedy special Death to 2030 instead unless I'm mistaken by the name. He even predicted the fake audience that was given to us during lockdowns but his was digitized.

[@bluegreen2077]

@eddyspace1907 thank you

[@bluegreen2077]

@WayneNowacki A dead man's consciousness could be transferred to a robot to in the future ... thank you

[@Dad-pb1gg]

Sorry not sorry. We are far away from having the technology and amount of understanding (in regards to the brain) needed to accomplish this for the foreseeable future. I believe we are about to hit another point where our science and technology is going to accelerate quickly. We still will not be at the point where we can implant memories.

[@AilisCrafts]

they take a brain scan of the synaptic pathways within the memory storing areas of the brain. maybe it might work at creating new memories or it might overload those pathways and all that try it might end up in a vegetative state in a coma for the rest of their lives. Ruined. even more so than life in prison. who know's we don't so that aspect I'd say it's dangerous. I'd rather try it to get a degree for a job.

[@bibleprophesytodaysnewswit51]

do not ever ever ever let them do this to you ...

[@arlojones9237]

Wait… what if someone hacked into the server and replaced the “therapeutic” memories they were supposed to get and end up with memories that control them. I’m pretty sure that’s what happened to Lee Harvey Oswald

[@WayneNowacki]

I believe you're referring to the MKultra program the US govt used on college students back in, uh... the 1960s 🤔🤷‍♂️ That was essentially an archaic version using video clips, television and psychedelic drugs, etc

[@theruger9mmpistol]

I still don’t get the 3 seashells.

[@jessyfretz5800]

You can take this job and shovel it!

[@asemic]

scrape it off your ass onto the seashell, then scrape the seashell with a seashell

[@AilisCrafts]

me either....LMAO 🤣

[@psychedelicpsychosis1015]

30 years later and I still find myself thinking about the 3 shells too.

[@zen_hill]

Underrated comment 😂

[@Kelzmarie3]

For the memory of a lifetime, Rekall !!!

[@Aglaja_]

Interesting colour of the offenders undergoing reprogramming. Interesting crimes-definition (hate crimed and discrimination). MKUltra, clean version.

[@Privateinvite]

The most intelligent idea since the invention of cages

[@KARMAIsTheUltimateBadassBitch]

*GO Vegan*

[@Tyln93]

MK Ultra Program!!! And Clockwork Orange movie comes True!!! Alex is imprisoned and volunteers for conduct-aversion experiment, But it doesn’t go as planned!!!

[@benitohepton]

They did this to O’Brien in Star Trek Deep Space Nine

[@MRCOHN]

Revelation 9:6 And in those days people will seek death and will not find it. They will long to die, but death will flee from them.

[@user-qy2wf2lt6v]

Remidns me if my drinking habbits when I was in highschool.

[@-someone-.]

Yeah, they’ll probably end up as test subjects for that head transplant thing recently

[@ambergrisgold8472]

Interesting idea prefer the Norway and the Finland prison and mental health system. I think this referred-to system will backfire. Who we call a criminal in the future may not be perceived in this respect in the future. What if the victim is complicit or they are also exhibiting antisocial behavior, what if they have lied or their relative and immediate family have? What if the person allegedly exhibiting criminal behavior is covertly being traumatized/ re-traumatized because they are the actual victim. The process is ever going to destroy and disarm thus removing potential and turning the subject into a vacant shell. There again perhaps the subject (prisoner) would avoid the experiences of their victim they would be party to the warning signs and therefore be forearmed. It may not have the desired effect because no matter how real it appears they know that the ordeal will not last and is not real no matter how much pain is inflicted. I think it would be unlikely that the victim or family or relative would be satisfied with a few minutes of punishment. Unless that is they were very evolved. Because Humans are animals their primitive reptilian mind is engaged with the survival instinct to fight, take flight, and freeze. Humans also hunt and like some animals play with their victims to tire before they go in for the kill. Reality-Bending films: Strange Days is an interesting film to watch also Brazil. In addition, reality-bending although off-topic is still relevant today, especially with this diet Drug slimming craze is the forewarning of Requiem for a Dream.

[@ndm3]

Sounds like the movie "Total Recall"

[@Matkamunkki]

Brainstorm, the movie, dealt with this. And Total Recall.

[@Alan-zh7nd]

They leave out the part where they make you forget that you have the headset on.... Kind of like when we reincarnate

[@SteveAndrews1]

Pretty sure this is what’s happening to all of us now. What do you think you guys are in for?

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Holy fuck man you just blew my mind… I could totally see this! And all the things I’ve experienced in this life are designed to make me feel how my victims felt. wtf 🤯

[@SteveAndrews1]

What if it’s worse than that? If you could implant memories of one person’s life, why not scale it to a hundred, a million, or a trillion? Imagine a criminal being sentenced to 10 trillion lives in the same way AI can play thousands of games of Go at the same time. What we perceive to be discreet, individual lives, may not be at all - what we perceive to be sequential, linear lives could all be happening at once to one consciousness. You know, for being an A-hole somewhere else, or to just teach the consciousness what existence in Universe #15276 was like. Why experience one life at a time when you could do 10 trillion and really get a flavor for it? Just sayin.

[@Workout-jx9ry]

probably for not using someone's pronouns, if the simulation is a shithole, then the real world is an even bigger shithole

[@hybridinfodesk409]

It's already in existence called Apple products. You get your prison number upon entry.

[@magau3698]

No

[@hybridinfodesk409]

@@magau3698 Yes, Tim Cook in DC more than Nancy Pelosi. Cozy with every presidential administration. Speacil friend.

[@NotThereJustGone]

The number of people who seem to believe this is actual technology we are even remotely capable of implementing is disturbing. Have we so thoroughly eroded basic critical thinking skills that people will believe anything that is thrown up on KZbin?

[@harrybaker9044]

Total Recall and Minority Report already came up with this. (Both sourced from Philip K Dick novels). Stop stealing ideas and passing them off as your own.

[@user-qy2wf2lt6v]

He'll give em a fair cut of the income ...

[@kindaclassykindachola]

I need new conspiracy theories because all my old ones came true. This is ancient voodoo technology.

[@potatertot360]

There was a Star Trek episode about this.

[@nelsonthegentleman2756]

Me say this too

[@AilisCrafts]

Star Trek Voyager: with Tom Paris as the victim who supposedly killed someone. I saw that too.

[@NPC-eo7yx]

And they did it to Obrian in ds9

[@lespaulthomson3167]

Wow, this is awesome. So i can just rob a bank, stash the money, turn myself in, and in 10 minutes walk out and retire with my whole life ahead of me. Fantastic!!!!!!

[@RTheAnimator]

Bruh he deserves to have 10M subscribers

[@anweralshathami8479]

يا دكتور هاشم نطالب بعرض الترجمه للغه العربية حتي نستفيد من هذه الفيديوهات

[@ximenamedina1422]

Good for criminals but bad for innocent people, depending on who uses it, could be really dangerous

[@williamblair1123]

This could be the greatest tool ever invented IF each person could program it the way they wanted, FOR THEM. Learning skills and more importantly, LETTING GO would be so easy and enlightenment, just around the corner. Want a fresh, new start? Boom. In the hands of the government or just about any corporation, this will be one of the greatest tool of tyranny ever know.

[@jamiecropley]

I would take the real life cell, only to realise I made the cognify choice as a plot twist at the end 😂

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Omg underrated comment!!! That’s fuggin’ hilarious. You find out you’re actually on a new season of Black Mirror that is a reality tv show setting haha

[@jamiecropley]

@@jeltoninc.8542there’s a film like this can’t remember what it’s called and also an outer limits episode from the nineties that had this exact plot

[@DoctorCornhogiee]

Whos paying for this to happen is the question

[@FizzySodaPop-nz2jq]

WEF. Klaus Schwab.

[@lespaulthomson3167]

We all are

[@DoctorCornhogiee]

​@@lespaulthomson3167 not me, i dont pay taxes lol

[@amadoulamaranabarry8658]

For me, I can say this inovations is fir those who got money. When a member of their family get a way of being a criminal, they use this approach to make them return back.

[@jeffashley766]

Ooooh boy..everyone comes out wanting to eat bugs and own nothing

[@sheccabaw]

But, but... who's gonna make our license plates for slave wages? 🙃

[@user-qy2wf2lt6v]

Oh no slave wages ... Wait? Slaves get wages?

[@sheccabaw]

@@user-qy2wf2lt6v Valid point lol. I just meant that the US prison system is basically modern day slavery with little to no pay. (And yeah, in some states, prison laborers get no pay, so I suppose THAT would be slave wages.)

[@pootuber]

Don't be naive, you slave to pay the income taxes to avoid being forced to make the license plates

[@smokedoutmotions_]

Genuis. But crazy. But genius. But also have u seen a anime called Psychopass? Same idea

[@sierramist446]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@kchaney56]

Very quickly something like this would be used on ALL humans by governments.

[@sm8082tube]

This will increase the crime rate as more people will commit crimes if the punishment is only going to be for 10 minutes. Scientists have failed to address this. So the best use of this technology is to use it in parallel to (or at the end of) their usual prison term.

[@Elbutlerlv702]

Recall Recall Recall. #iykyk

[@WayneNowacki]

Arnold... a great film

[@Sobobbywhatyoudoin]

This could be used to learn martial arts

[@Quebber]

Why do prisoners get all the fun stuff, imagine this for a disabled person stuck at home able to log into skyrim or some other fantasy or cyberpunk world. sign me up for a beta test.

[@OneRudeBoy]

“Demolition Man,” (1993) starring Sylvester, Stallone, Wesley Snipes, and Sandra Bullock.

[@dhanyrafael]

The Sound track is awesome. Cyberpunk music style. The short movie is interesting too. Cognify could be used to heal past trauma by deleting "bad memories". For me, that would be the best use of Cognify. I myself really want to delete some of my "bad memories". I really want to have better and happier memories.😊❤🎉 😊

[@dhanyrafael]

I would use cognify to delete memory of people that made me suffer a lot. I would use Cognify to "reboot" my memory every year, to start fresh.

[@user-yg9vo3xn1u]

Если не будет памяти, не будет человека. Мы и отличается от животных тем, что живём на эмоциях.

[@Mars2152]

Do these memories come with them remembering as them, 1st person point of view? You would be remise by not having them live like a monk and become enlightened and learned. Why torture when you can heal? Seems the potential for evil runs amuck in this...

[@Mars2152]

Can they control their own destiny within this device? Could one interact in this mental world? So many questions with some much power. Could I learn how to play the piano and then actually know how yo play the piano 🎹? If the answer is no, then this won't work.

[@ThisMansNameIsKirby]

We all know that criminals would not be the targets of this.

[@calij586]

This technology was used on Atlantis. They used laser to interrupt the neural pathways where the impulse for the crime took place.

[@08stanger]

Does anyone remember Simon phoenix from Demolition Man? What could go wrong?

[@arlojones9237]

Damn, you could get one and have your crush wear it and put in memories of you saving her from a bear attack with your bare hands and make her fall in love with you. Then be pretend nice to someone that’s mean to you and have them put it on. You could then give them memories that you saved their life and they promised you $1,000,000 for saving them. You could rule the world if you could get everyone to wear one.

[@Giovanni-iy9co]

Whoever made this has a very crazy outlook on the future this I repeat this will never be considered a thing

[@TheWarsuron]

it already is here , targeted individuals have been complaining about this for decades .it can be done remotely

[@Statutum]

This is just another rehash of memory implantation, like we saw in The Matrix. (Obviously without any actual way to do it)

[@WayneNowacki]

Elon Musk's Neuralink is *similar* but with a microchip. We must realize what can upload aspects of a brain for mod can likely also offer downloads to tweak it as well over the Internet. The WEF showcased in 2023 a headband that could be worn in a video for bosses to see what their employees were thinking, etc. They (whoever, developers) can decode images from the mind through dreams already

[@TheWarsuron]

@@WayneNowacki the tech the military have is far more advanced they have been torturing people with directed energy weapons for years , they have what is called remote neural monitoring , and can be done via the cell tower and 5g grid system

[@thirdimpacted]

Demolition Man was not a To-Do list. Blade Runner was not a To-Do iist. The Matric was not a To-Do list. 1984 was not a To-Do list. Brave New World was not a To-Do list.

[@thejjtp]

This is ridiculous aint no way. This can't be real. This is one of these great ideas that is not real.

[@michaels2007]

Countries of the world need to unite in banning such technology, in the same way they have tried to for nuclear technology. This horrifies me beyond belief. We need new human rights which involve neural sanctity.

[@MultiRedskull]

A Clockwork Orange on steroids. "And Here We Go".

[@bobingalls4643]

Putting artificial memories into humans is something they have been working on for some time now.

[@jasonlaguerre923]

Amazing idea! Privet to education, if one can download a PHD worth on knowledge straight into someone’s mind… that would be revolutionary!

[@Gunzandrosas]

This is a very disrespectful proposition for a company especially if a large scale or violent crime was committed. If a prisoner successfully learns mindfulness meditation .. then learn to can categorize the memories as false and label them such they now successfully escaped a long term or life sentence. White collar crimes this would be more ideal. But not for grand scale crimes. I would flip in a courtroom if a person harmed me or a family member then got off with this. And sentenced to minutes in jail. This looks “big bad and scary.” But it’s actually not. It’s a complete disregard for the victims. prisoners would most likely teach themselves mindfulness meditation and dissociation tactics to label and falsify the already known false memories.

[@user-qy2wf2lt6v]

Ha! Giod luck when 99% is "fake".

[@motherinmaat6947]

I actually think this is a wonderful idea, and I think it would fix a lot of issues with the justice system. I would be willing to do it if it were me. Better than losing years of your life behind bars.

[@AmericanAnonymous]

True BUT did you notice they can fix ptsd aka anyone who is “broken” There goal is everyone under control

[@motherinmaat6947]

@@AmericanAnonymous as someone who suffers from CPTSD, if they can "fix" me, better still.

[@AmericanAnonymous]

@@motherinmaat6947 I understand 4 of 12yrs prison here. I’m numb over what I’ve experienced. I wish I could just feel. I can’t feel. I am scared the day I do feel. This reality replacement is scary because anything can be hacked or manipulated

[@samharkin9981]

Replace the word criminal with dissident, and the word prisoner with citizen. Mad world

[@purdeyfeatherstone5897]

imagine getting in one of those and instantly hearing "HATE. LET ME TELL YOU HOW MUCH I'VE COME TO HATE YOU SINCE I BEGAN TO LIVE. THERE ARE 387.44 MILLION MILES OF PRINTED CIRCUITS IN WAFER THIN LAYERS THAT FILL MY COMPLEX. IF THE WORD HATE WAS ENGRAVED ON EACH NANOANGSTROM OF THOSE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF MILES IT WOULD NOT EQUAL ONE ONE-BILLIONTH OF THE HATE I FEEL FOR HUMANS AT THIS MICRO-INSTANT FOR YOU. HATE. HATE."

[@stayfocused1041]

Look attentively to the eyes of this Hashem Al-Ghaili......be a good judge of what is Good and what is Evil...

[@mr.ajgarcia7293]

we saw this in a movie, i dont believe it went so well then.

[@herbertalchimistesigha2822]

Use this to educate people. Put in their memories 10 years of university knowledge. That will reduce the crime rate first.

[@Erkorlad]

Reminder: Memory replacement is the first step toward rank privileges.

[@user-qd9in7gx3l]

Mk ultra’s evolution made to look futuristic while we all probably in it halo’d

[@darkdemian7747]

I wanna be honest, it seems like a memory replacement system for future Combine soldiers from Half life 2

[@Mental_Image]

Crowd strike sends an update, and they spend ten years with blue screen

[@JoshuaCasey]

it keeps using the word "therapy" and "rehabilitation". This is not rehabilitaiton and therapy. THERAPY AND REHABILITATION ALREADY EXISTS!

[@WayneNowacki]

HC and others have already called for reprogramming of individuals, which is what this would *attempt* to do if it could remotely be done successfully.

[@lionmaru8304]

I just think it's CRIMINAL to do such a thing, even to a prisoner.

[@shaikrameezart_vlog4360]

One who undergoes this can't live happily after coming out of this mushkila

[@thomas6063]

So, how to slow down perception of one's time? That's the trickier aspect of this concept in my opinion. Introduce DMT into the process?

[@candi_renee_28]

This couldn’t POSSIBLY be abused. This reminds me of a movie….🤔?