Yep I agree. My understanding is that with image feed, the chip...

Yep I agree. My understanding is that with image feed, the chip works much like the human brain. Thus brainchip... the human brain could receive huge amounts of data from the eyes. But, it doesn't have to. Only the important stuff. Just think how much your eyes are actually seeing whilst you read this! In your periphery. But the brain doesn't take note of the background. It just focuses on what's important. However, if for example an intruder was to walk into your home and you catch them in the corner of your eye, you would suddenly take notice. Because it's important. This could be applied to all your other senses like smell, hearing, touch and taste. Take a moment to listen to the background noise. What's the taste in your mouth right now, or the feel of you clothes. We don't pay attention to these because our brain would become overloaded with information. That's what brainchip does. It focuses on the important stuff and reduces the background and unimportant stuff that wastes processing time, increase energy usage and requires heat disipation. It's a logical step for technology to take in my opinion. In the medical community we talk about a special group of people who do sometimes actually use 100% of their brain for a short time. These people are having an epileptic fit. Just goes to show what would happen if we didn't have this inbuilt mechanism for reducing sensory input. Ps. Great day for all holders.