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Electromagnetic radiation too close to the brain.

• keepamovin 10mo ago
  I guess the technical assumption is it would be low power (comparable to brain). The total EM would probably be less than the brain itself.
  • andyjohnson0 10mo ago
    > The total EM would probably be less than the brain itself. Brains do not produce electromagnetic radiation. Neuronal activity in the brain is electrochemical, not the result of electrons moving through conducors - and EEGs (for example) measure aggregate changes in potential, not fluctuations in electromagnetic fields.
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  • turtleyacht 10mo ago
    In that case, it would be compelling to "type" a million lines of code, "compose" every symphony, "paint" every masterpiece, "read" every classic, and "write" every screenplay [1]. And then finally, I could create games. [1] Surprised Wikipedia does not have an article about copywork.