Remote Neuron Reading and Writing

What is direct-to-brain windows?
It sounds crazy, but wouldn't it be much more convenient to get videos and music sent directly to our eyes and ears? How about to talk to people just with our thought-audio and with images drawn on our thought-screen? We wouldn't have to bother to talk out loud anymore- talking out loud would be obsolete. So where do we sign up to get direct-to-brain windows (D2BW)?

Is it painful to get D2BW?
No, it's no more painful or damaging than watching television or listening to music with headphones.

Do we need a special implant?
No, although it sounds crazy, the implants are already there, but just not activated for full D2BW. They are extremely small microscopic nanodevices (like RFIDs) that enter our blood through the air, and then enter our many cells. Once in a neuron they send and receive info and can be used by external devices to activate each of the millions of neurons to transmit pictures, sounds, etc. Currently you only receive what is called "remote hinting", your muscle might be remotely moved for a millisecond (to say something wrong, to drop something, etc.), you might hear some audio sent remotely in your ear and thought-audio, you might see some remotely sent image for a millisecond in your eyes or on your thought-screen. But you aren't receiving the full D2BW service where you get to see inside people's houses, see their thought images and hear their thought audio- and communicate just through thought-audio and thought-images with other activated D2BW consumers. It sounds crazy, but you can see how valuable this kind of "telephone" video service could be.

How does it work?
All animals have a nervous system, and neurons are the cells that the nervous system is made of. Neurons are similar to electronic switches like transistors that are able to be turned on or off. In addition, neurons are like computer memory in that they can be used to store a value in the form of an electric potential (voltage). Remote neuron reading and writing (RNRAW) involves the use of devices that use light particles to remotely and invisibly read from and write to neurons. Using this technology, neurons can be made to fire remotely, causing images to be seen, sounds to be heard, and muscles to contract- all without the owner of the neurons knowing it. In addition, the sounds and images that a brain hears, sees, and thinks of can be read, stored electronically (like a wav or mp3 audio file, and a bitmap or jpg image file), and sent to many other places - including to be sent directly to a brain to appear in front of their eyes and in their ears.

Why have I never heard about remote neuron reading and writing?
If remote neuron reading and writing is so basic a part of science, why do we never hear about it? This is because long ago people developed this extremely important technology, that allows humans to see and hear thought and remotely move muscles, but did not announce and explain it to the public. As a result, for many years, a massive, but secret, segregation of those who are allowed to experience remote neuron reading and writing (direct-to-brain windows) and those many poor people whose D2BW remains disabled. If you are one of the D2BW denied, don't feel bad, because there are many millions of humans currently "excluded" from receiving regular D2BW. It helps to put yourself in their place. Imagine that you were part of a very wealthy group of people working with the telephone company and military engineers to develop tiny dust-sized microscopic flying cameras to look inside the houses and heads of other people - especially the buildings of other governments and militaries. Would you call the New York Times and CNN to announce this astounding achievement and show everybody how you are watching them while they are naked in their houses? Probably not. But would you take the opposite extreme, and purposely and violently seek to deceive those who might find out about you and your secret tiny video technology to throw them off of your trail? Or would you slowly try to include them, explain and teach the technology to them, and let them see more and more of this technology and its products?

http://d2bw.org/