ELECTRONIC IMPLANTS: BRAIN
CONTROL VIA BRAIN IMPLANT
Pacemakers for the brain have been in use
since 1997, mostly for alleviation of severe pain or diseases such as
Parkinson’s. Research in this area is rapidly developing new techniques for
monitoring and controlling various aspects of brain function, including the
insertion of computer chips (CPUs). The most interesting aspect of this
technology is the ability of mind control via this implant. With implant in the
brain Manipulation of feelings could
be done via electromagnetic signals. Penfield described the experiments in the
1930s of stimulating areas of the cortex while surgically treating epileptic
patients and patients would describe reliving of a previous memory, a
flash-back, smelling certain smells and feeling physical sensations. The
processes for targeting areas of the brain for rage, happiness, and many other
feelings most likely have been located.
Manipulation of every nerve in the body can be explained
via electromagnetic signals to specific locations of the brain. The process of
sensations and movement may be catalogued in the atlas of signals which Wiener
predicted. And the underlying brain mechanism for processing sensations has
been determined. This does not seem so farfetched now that very weak signals
can be detected and correlated to specific stimulus. The location of the
electromagnetic source is possible with MEGs, magneto encephalography.
Mohammed Bin Saeed
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