Would you trade the pen for a brain that writes what you think?

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  1. MissJamieD profile image58
    MissJamieDposted 16 years ago

    Do you love the feel of a writing utensil between your fingers or keys beneath them portraying your deepest thoughts? Or would you trade that for a brain chip that automatically records what you're thinking?

    1. anjalichugh profile image71
      anjalichughposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      No never.

    2. Davinagirl3 profile image61
      Davinagirl3posted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I would have way too much editing to do, if I had a brain recorder.

  2. newblogssociety profile image61
    newblogssocietyposted 16 years ago

    No wouldnt that be a sin

  3. Uninvited Writer profile image76
    Uninvited Writerposted 16 years ago

    No

  4. blondepoet profile image79
    blondepoetposted 16 years ago

    Trade it then I could conserve the energy of my fingers for other things

  5. Mrvoodoo profile image60
    Mrvoodooposted 16 years ago

    I think I'd opt for the brain chip, as long as I could turn it off occasionally, not sure I'd want it recording everything I thought. smile

    1. onthewriteside profile image60
      onthewritesideposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I would have to agree with VooDoo.  I think it would be very handy to have a chip that would record my thoughts, as I have some great ones, "spur of the moment", that I can't actually re-create when it comes to putting them to paper later, so to speak.  However, it would most certainly have to be something I was in complete control of, as I wouldn't want most of the random stuff floating through my mind recorded.

      I can recall a time when visiting my parents in Hilton Head, SC where I was outside having a cigarette.  Looking at the Spanish Moss dripping off of the Live Oaks in their yard, I couldn't help but to come up with a couple of descriptive lines which personified the trees as basically, "old bearded wise men who had seen it all".  But when my smoke was finished, and I ran inside to write the words down, it didn't sound anything like it did in my head.

      Then again...I would hate to have to "re-read" the various dubious thoughts I might have throughout the day.  I would probably end up hating myself!  lol

  6. getpaidtopost profile image39
    getpaidtopostposted 16 years ago

    too right, Id be first in line for one.

  7. Eaglekiwi profile image72
    Eaglekiwiposted 16 years ago

    No, I couldnt possibly improve on the brain Ive got now lol

    1. blondepoet profile image79
      blondepoetposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      We talking about your brain writing for you hahaha I know you have the best brain EK but without a chip what you going to do when they come for you xo

      1. Eaglekiwi profile image72
        Eaglekiwiposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        I will send kmackey to answer the door smile

        sorry I must be tired , I thought it read swapping a pen (that writes) for your brain (current)

        1. blondepoet profile image79
          blondepoetposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          Lol it may have to I think I need a nap. Totally confused now EK erk eek

  8. Lisa HW profile image64
    Lisa HWposted 16 years ago

    I like my brain left as Nature intended it, and I love the clickety-clack of typing - so I'll skip the chip.  (Besides, if it malfunctioned it might spew out stuff I don't want put in writing.  smile  ).

 
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