Date: 14/12/2016 15:26:33
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 996414
Subject: Short Sci-Fi Films
Erasing memory, not the same thing as wearing a rubber.
> “Technology can erase memories”, the question it’s asking is about intention, morality and whether you can be blamed for things you don’t remember doing. spent a long time wondering what the point is of adultery you can’t even remember
I can assure you that being unable to remember would be an encouragement.
mollwollfumble said:
Erasing memory, not the same thing as wearing a rubber.> “Technology can erase memories”, the question it’s asking is about intention, morality and whether you can be blamed for things you don’t remember doing. spent a long time wondering what the point is of adultery you can’t even remember
I can assure you that being unable to remember would be an encouragement.
Supposedly when under the influence of alcohol your brain in incapable of laying down new memories so any actions you do when drunk (it doesn’t say how drunk) are not usually remembered afterwards. It could be why people claim not guilty when charged by police as they don’t actually remember misbehaving.
> It could be why people claim not guilty when charged by police as they don’t actually remember misbehaving.
Another explanation is the need to reduce cognitive dissonance. Changing the interpretation of events to improve self-image.
A truly excellent sci-fi short on Vimeo:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A truly excellent sci-fi short on Vimeo:
OK I’ll watch that this evening.
I don’t know whether it can be called “good” but there is a movie called The Loneliest Robot In Great Britain with GTA 5 that you might like to see. It’s only ten minutes long.