CORTEX BRAIN LIVING TIME CAPSULE PART 53
CREATE A LIVING TIME CAPSULE
Send your loved ones into the future, to survive long after they pass away. This project involves creating a living time capsule with a machine brain cortex jar, by placing the partial intellectual contents of a member of your family (mind knowledge, experiences, personality) into the machine (by mind to machine transfer as previously discussed) and letting it live for a very long time.
When it arrives in the future (perhaps 200 years) a distant relative can talk to the brain cortex, experiencing and knowing a part of their past relative. This could be your mother or father, great grandmother or great great grandfather.
There may be some consolation if for example, you become a mother and your daughter can have you with her during her old age, or her elderly children can have you around when you are a grandmother, and their aged children when you are a great grandmother.
Although the concept is in its early developmental stages, one can see the great potential of the technology.
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BRAIN CORTEX THERMOMETERS PART 9
ANALYZING BRAIN CORTEX HEAT
Today, two different types of room thermometers are appended to the jar core design.
It's important to monitor the jar's core temperature and the temperature status of charging batteries, and track the interior humidity levels and the effectiveness of the desiccator. When batteries become warm during the charging process it's an indication that the charging process is complete. It may also indicate that the trickle charger is trickling too much and adjustment to the charging power feed is required.
The first is a spirit filled traditional small thermometer with ~ -30 to +50 degree Centigrade scale, intended for food freezer use. Part number G-590. The glass tube is the same length as a 1.5-volt D-size battery. It has a scale in one degree increments. The goal is to remove the suction cup which makes the unit smaller, and attach or place this thermometer to the proximity of one battery and monitor the charging temperature during the charging process, and continuously monitor the battery temperature to assure everything is nominal. The thermometer can stay mounted inside the jar, remaining with close contact with a single battery for continuous monitoring and inspections. The temperature will be read through the transparent jar. Like other traditional thermometers of this type, there is no maintenance. The cost was NT$85. http://www.double-sun.com.tw
The second unit is a battery operated (LR1130) electronic thermometer and hygrometer, part number TH-233B. It has a temperature range from -50 to +70 degrees Fahrenheit, or -58 to +158 deg. F. The hygrometer ranges from 20% RH to 99% RH. The accuracy is +/- 1.5 deg. C. The unit housing is 75(L) x 65(W) x 13(D) mm. Cost was NT$200. This unit has a large LCD display and easily read when accessing the home jar interior status from the outside of the jar. The temperature and relative humidity will be read through the trans jar. Other than a poke hole for changing the Centigrade reading to Fahrenheit, this unit has no controls and runs automatically. http://www.double-sun.com.tw
One tip when purchasing low cost thermometers is to compare the actual temperatures with an average of all other thermometers on the store shelf. Purchase a thermometer that is closest to the average reading of temperatures to get the most accuracy.
— our project is to develop and demonstrate a machine brain transfer, in
particular to accept some relatively simple characteristics of a human
brain, such as personality or knowledge, and transfer limited portions to a machine brain, whereby those
characteristics could be given life longevity far exceeding that of
the original human, and perhaps establish an idea of immortality —
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