and I would be even more surprised if radio waves could reasonably control the braindisrupt, perhaps - like electro-convulsive therapy, but not actually direct or suppress thoughts, let alone promote new ones.
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Sat 2 May 2009, 23:42,
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Agreed.www.b3ta.com/board/9415199
Although, interestingly my current supervisor specialises in magnetic stimulation and can make peoples limbs move by waving the stimulator over their head.
(Although, interestingly my current supervisor specialises in magnetic stimulation and can make peoples limbs move by waving the stimulator over their head.
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Sat 2 May 2009, 23:46,
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hmmm, worrying!but I guess that shows that, however complex the brain is, it is still an electro-mechanical system, that can be influenced by such forces.
well, I don't know - you might not be able to get very fine-grained control from the outside.
*evil plots*
(well, I don't know - you might not be able to get very fine-grained control from the outside.
*evil plots*
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Sat 2 May 2009, 23:50,
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It's pretty crude stuff, wave it over the right motion centre and the arm twitches about or lifts up.I don't think they've found the 'give me money' centre of the brain yet, sadly.
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Sat 2 May 2009, 23:52,
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