Palladium Eye & Ear Implants

[David Honig]

At 01:07 AM 7/1/02 +0200, Hadmut Danisch wrote:
>As a consequence, it is not enough to just
>encrypt the connection between the computer
>and the monitor or the keyboard. An encryption of 
>the connection between the computer and the 
>authorized person itself is needed.
>
>The solution would be to implant chips in 
>one's head and to connect them to the eye
>and ear nervers, thus injecting the
>decrypted information directly into the
>brain.
>
>This also solves the problem that when
>a person who has paid reads an e-book, 
>always other persons who didn't pay could
>watch too.

I don't see how the last paragraph holds.  
What stops me from copying your neural feed,
and remapping to my particular wet-wiring?
This has to be solved to feed your neurons
in the first place. 


>Of course, "blue screens" become a much
>more intense experience once they can
>happen directly in your head and 
>completely shut down your visual 
>and acoustical perception.

A head crash, so to speak..




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