BSE

Brain Stimulated Environments (BSE) are the theoretical field of study brought on by the experiments of the neurosurgeon Wilder Penfield in the 1960s. Using a thin electrode to actively stimulate areas of an -awake- patient's central cortex, they were able to force specific memories to rise to the surface.

This could theoretically be used to craft a virtual environment based on the person's own memories, although no practical attempt has yet been made.

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Alpha Translucency Angle Overrides Ant Colony Optimisation Back-Face Culling BFC Binary Space Partitioning Bone Animation Overrides Brain Stimulated Environments Brain-Body Interface BSE BSP Cyberphile Deep learning Depth Map Depth Pass Doppler Effect Environmental Entity Facial MoCap Facial motion capture FES Finger Vein Authentication Fluid Animation

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