I know this sounds dumb, but is it possible to control the neurons in someone's brain by inducing an electric signal between their neurons? Here is what I am thinking. Neurons communicate with electrical signals (and also neurotransmitters). The signals are a few millivolts AC. So, hypothetically, could you induce an electromagnetic field that the receptors think is a neuron firing, and then respond to it? It would be interesting to see what some real neuroscientists think about this.

Also, I am not a conspiracy theorist or anything. Just wondering, hypothetically, what is possible.

 

You would probably be better off searching the internet for a forum devoted to neuroscience. I'm sure there are several.

From a very naïve perspective, I would say that, conceptually, it is reasonable to think that you could get the brain to respond to an external electromagnetic signal. But I think it would be effectively impossible to achieve any kind of predictable or anything other than a chaotic response. Think of doing something similar with a computer -- yes, you can get an integrate circuit to respond to an external RF signal (we generally call it "interference"), but getting it to respond in a way that you want is all-but impossible. For instance, electromagnetically inducing a particular value on a data bus would require such fine control over the fields that it would be prohibitively complex. New figure that the scope and scale of a brain are far more vast and fine, respectively.

 

The problem with the experiment is the less than acceptable probability of destroying the subject. Any volunteers?

 

It's pretty easy to disrupt human mind function but control is mainly still fiction and crack-pottery.

 

The problem with the experiment is the less than acceptable probability of destroying the subject. Any volunteers?

I can think of quite a few people that I'll happily volunteer.

 

I can think of quite a few people that I'll happily volunteer.

I didn't realize you had an army of thralls. Well maybe not so surprising after all.

 

It's pretty easy to disrupt human mind function but control is mainly still fiction and crack-pottery.

Nonsense. See the government is controlling your mind to think that way. You best put on your foil hat.

 

Nonsense. See the government is controlling your mind to think that way. You best put on your foil hat.

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The Mind Control is in the food, those electromagnetic wave pass thru the empty space of a human head.

 

Or you could use it as a weapon, hypothetically, to at least induce a seizure or something, right?

 

Or you could use it as a weapon, hypothetically, to at least induce a seizure or something, right?

It's was tested by the US and the Soviets during the cold-war. Not very effective on a motivated person. Psychoactive drugs like LSD or variants would be more effective in a disable the general population attack.

 

Hello,

Read the attached article.

Bertus

 

Of course it is possible. Haven't you seen all of those cell phone drones walking around?

 

Hello,

cell phone drones

Do you mean those smombies (smartphone zombies)?

Bertus

 

So nobody was interested in my proposals ....
(A proposal to find a research group to work with, to use our "energy" to do something useful)
They had little to do with the initial discussion.

But I felt that this desire to study should be used for something useful............
Right, I changed the direction of the discussion to get it to something useful ......

That's why I deleted my replies, in order not to break the normal flow of the discussion.

 

The theory of conspiracy it's "good": Some have made a movie with this and have won money .....

 

https://boingboing.net/2018/04/19/government-accidentally-sends.html

The federal government has absolutely experimented with mind control in a variety of methods, but the documents here do not appear to be official.

Waltman had no idea why these documents were included in his request and isn't sure why the government is holding them. The WSFC did not respond to requests for more information.

 

https://boingboing.net/2018/04/19/government-accidentally-sends.html

The first thing that always comes to my mind when I see something like this is why should we accept at face value that this person actually received these documents from the government as claimed?

 

The first thing that always comes to my mind when I see something like this is why should we accept at face value that this person actually received these documents from the government as claimed?

I'm thinking troll from the FOIA agency.

 

The first thing that always comes to my mind when I see something like this is why should we accept at face value that this person actually received these documents from the government as claimed?

well... hellloooooo! ... if the government either denies it or has no comment then it must be true!

 

well... hellloooooo! ... if the government either denies it or has no comment then it must be true!

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-...iration-behind-a-clockwork-orange-139895.html

When Mr Lewis asked the CIA for access to files pertaining to Burgess, he was turned down with the words,"By this action, we are neither confirming nor denying the existence or nonexistence of such records ..."