US physicist Dr Michio Kaku was speaking exclusively to MailOnline He revealed his theories on how we may control our brains in the future Include implanting 'memories' to make us think we've been on holiday Could also send our minds to distant worlds to control surrogate robots We'll be able to manipulate our surroundings with 'programmable matter' Creature from another world would think that we were 'sorcerers' <\/p>\n
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Published: 06:28 EST, 23 February 2015 | Updated: 12:51 EST, 26 February 2015 <\/p>\n
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The holiday of the future will still provide memories of strolls along sunny beaches, the sensation of sand between your toes and the peaceful rush of the ocean, but there will be one crucial difference. <\/p>\n
You won't have ever actually been away - in fact you might not have even left your home. <\/p>\n
Instead, people will download memories to their brains to make them feel as if they have been on a sun-kissed holiday. <\/p>\n
Thats just one of the many realities we could face as we learn to manipulate the human mind, US physicist Dr Michio Kaku told MailOnline in an exclusive interview. <\/p>\n
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Dr Michio Kaku reveals how we could use our brains in the next 50 years<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" US physicist Dr Michio Kaku was speaking exclusively to MailOnline He revealed his theories on how we may control our brains in the future Include implanting 'memories' to make us think we've been on holiday Could also send our minds to distant worlds to control surrogate robots We'll be able to manipulate our surroundings with 'programmable matter' Creature from another world would think that we were 'sorcerers' By Jonathan O'Callaghan for MailOnline Published: 06:28 EST, 23 February 2015 | Updated: 12:51 EST, 26 February 2015 14k shares 246 View comments The holiday of the future will still provide memories of strolls along sunny beaches, the sensation of sand between your toes and the peaceful rush of the ocean, but there will be one crucial difference. You won't have ever actually been away - in fact you might not have even left your home. Continue reading