Animate merely with the power of thought
Hello, forum,
as the technology which harnesses the power of the human mind exponentially advances, the potential it possesses simply cannot go unquestioned, and I have fantasised it's possible purposes, though of all, my favourite is what I like to call "think-a-mation", in which one can use this device to simply imagine a drawing, then eventually, using the power of the mind, conjure an entire animation. Will this fantasy likely not become a reality in our life? I like to think the entire process will not be achieved, but one can imagine about 20 overlaying rough shapes and work with them to make a single frame. A mental headstart. But what do you think about effortless animation?
Wouldn't c++ also make a good main language for frameworks solely made for harnessing the human mind's thoughts. I'd call it Utayzi, for reason I shall not reveal.
as the technology which harnesses the power of the human mind exponentially advances, the potential it possesses simply cannot go unquestioned, and I have fantasised it's possible purposes, though of all, my favourite is what I like to call "think-a-mation", in which one can use this device to simply imagine a drawing, then eventually, using the power of the mind, conjure an entire animation. Will this fantasy likely not become a reality in our life? I like to think the entire process will not be achieved, but one can imagine about 20 overlaying rough shapes and work with them to make a single frame. A mental headstart. But what do you think about effortless animation?
Wouldn't c++ also make a good main language for frameworks solely made for harnessing the human mind's thoughts. I'd call it Utayzi, for reason I shall not reveal.
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