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not really. the sensitivity of magnets under the skin in contact with nerve endings is an order of magnitude more powerful.
by senectus1 8y ago
not really. the sensitivity of magnets under the skin in contact with nerve endings is an order of magnitude more powerful.
- michaelmrose 8y agoWhat about something that conducts vibration + an exterior device?
- jpindar 8y agoI've tried taping a Zen Magnet to my finger, and while I'm sure it's nothing like having an implant, it was mildly amusing. For a few minutes.
- TheGrumpyBrit 8y agoI wonder if a piercing would be a suitable hybrid, giving additional sensitivity while still being removable. If detecting EM fields is the goal, I'm not sure there's much advantage to using a finger as the location.