Theodore Berger, a USC biomedical engineer, is
working on an artificial hippocampus. The microchip goes in the brain and routes traffic properly to improve patients with Alzheimer's, strokes, epilepsy etc.
Crazy shit. Right now they have a
test bed for a "cortical prosthesis", and Berger estimates implant use in 10-15 years.
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If I am understanding what I have been reading in your brain thread, your problems are more substantive than just "fscked up childhood, inability to cope with adult issue." I mean, that's the kind of stuff I deal with. You, apparently, have actual wiring issues interfering with the rest of it...
If that is the case, could a cerebral prosthetic at a certain location, like the hippocampus, produce results that could obviate some of the larger internal monsters you are battling?
Sorry, I may just be grasping at straws here, but I really have been rooting for you ...
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