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szpf51rbftnguk2015-09-26 21:25:34
Encryption
szpf51rbftnguk, 2015-09-26 21:25:34

Can a person think and (or) speak in an encrypted language?

Once, while reading certain technology news on topics like the brain-computer interface, the thought arose that if one day it would be possible to completely read thoughts from the head, and how to counteract this.
The crux of the matter is what do you think, could a person, with a certain upbringing, think and speak in an encrypted language, for example, English words shifted by Caesar's method. Or, for example, DES, which changes the situation, because it is block, in which case the language itself will serve as the basis, and the cipher itself will be superimposed on top. If so, how complex is the brain capable of this kind of language?

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Saboteur, 2015-09-27
@saboteur_kiev

Minds can never be read. The device of the brain is a biologically randomly grown processor in which connections are important, not their location in the cerebral cortex.
Therefore, in order to read the thoughts of a particular person, the equipment must first adapt to him for a long time and tediously, and with his consent, so that he says what he is thinking or doing now.
The same thought in the form of "Hello World" looks completely different for different people, and is activated in synapses located differently. So for the foreseeable future, you don't have to worry about that. Much easier thoughts can be read by a competent psychologist.

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Daniil Smirnov, 2015-09-26
@antonsosnitzkij

When people learn foreign languages, many words and sounds initially seem strange and incomprehensible, like encrypted messages. Especially if these are languages ​​such as Chinese, Arabic, etc.
And being regularly in the communication environment and training the brain, you can easily start thinking in a language variant that is foreign to you. So I think the answer to your question is yes.

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Alexander Taratin, 2015-09-26
@Taraflex

If so, how complex is the brain capable of this kind of language?

There was a transfer from discovery or something like that, but it doesn’t work out to find something.
The bottom line is learning to count quickly in your mind with the help of suan-pan
www.1tv.ru/news/other/230020 (here is something similar).

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