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So I was thinking, if the body has its own electrical currents... especially in the brain, then the brain must have an electrical field that extends infinitely. If that is the case can the brains electrical field interact with the real world and influence it. So for example if the field was strong enough (say we are able to concentrate a large current to a single spot in the brain) can we influence scientific experiments that are dependent on the movement of an electron?
Can a human control the strength of his/her electrical field by concentrating an electrical current in his brain. Is this possible?
Can we create a device that reads the current in the brain, translates it to words and then sends it to another persons brain?
For the record, I haven't studied electricity for a while so I expect my questions to be a little on the dumb side?
Can a human control the strength of his/her electrical field by concentrating an electrical current in his brain. Is this possible?
Can we create a device that reads the current in the brain, translates it to words and then sends it to another persons brain?
For the record, I haven't studied electricity for a while so I expect my questions to be a little on the dumb side?