12-09-2024, 04:45 PM
6. Targeted Ion Channel Modulation
8. Resonance-Based Technologies
hmmmm, nanobots and devices...satellites.
ChatGPT gave 10 different ways to build technology in order to influence ions and all equally horrifying. I'm having some regrets now.
- How It Works:
- Devices could specifically target voltage-gated ion channels (VGICs) like those for calcium, sodium, or potassium, using precisely tuned electromagnetic or electric fields.
- Nanotechnology: Nano-scale electrodes or implants might enhance the precision of such targeting.
- Devices could specifically target voltage-gated ion channels (VGICs) like those for calcium, sodium, or potassium, using precisely tuned electromagnetic or electric fields.
- Potential Applications/Devices:
- Ion-Sensitive Electrophysiology Devices: These could theoretically be designed to interact with bioelectric signaling pathways.
- Ion-Sensitive Electrophysiology Devices: These could theoretically be designed to interact with bioelectric signaling pathways.
8. Resonance-Based Technologies
- How It Works:
- Specific frequencies of electromagnetic or acoustic energy could resonate with biological systems, potentially amplifying or disrupting natural rhythms.
- Calcium Resonance Hypothesis: EMFs tuned to calcium's natural resonant frequency might open calcium channels excessively, causing overexcitation.
- Specific frequencies of electromagnetic or acoustic energy could resonate with biological systems, potentially amplifying or disrupting natural rhythms.
- Potential Applications/Devices:
- Frequency Modulation Devices: Technologies capable of fine-tuning electromagnetic or acoustic signals to specific biological resonances.
- Frequency Modulation Devices: Technologies capable of fine-tuning electromagnetic or acoustic signals to specific biological resonances.
hmmmm, nanobots and devices...satellites.
ChatGPT gave 10 different ways to build technology in order to influence ions and all equally horrifying. I'm having some regrets now.
compassion, even when hope is lost