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Originally Posted by Mike What I get from your post is that you are arguing that two people are inherently different enough in the way they perceive things that the physical neural patterns or structures that are in each person the memory of the white dog would be highly different. If that is the case though, I would still think that if we could somehow duplicate in another person's brain the exact same pattern or structure that is the memory of the dog, that person would acquire the same memory of the white dog that the "donor" brain has. |
Assuming you could isolate that structure from the rest of the brain, yet still allow it to be recalled on the same stimuli. However, if you think about, that is undoubtedly impossible. I think the second person would have some sort of white dog-ish memories, but they would not be the same.
This is why telepathy is probably impossible. How can I decode and make sense of the signals that I get from your brain?
~~ Paul