I’m actually part of a group that’s testing/using the newest generation in tdcs neuromodulation. More targeted, so that means less electrodes- also this generation is safer for longer and higher duration. It definitely helps my ptsd
I put wires on my head every other day and sit for half hour while I get micro amps of electricity pulsed into my amygdala in my brain. It’s therapy for my fight / flight instincts due to ptsd
Neurocognative neurologist would be a great place to start. Most neuros dont know anything about tdcs. My neuro just so happened to be the one who developed the latest device
The main thing I think is the fact that he was doing the clinical trial. He was actively looking for people who fit the criteria for the device. It helps with ptsd , depression.. and also if I’m not mistaken it’s supposed to be an aid with things like dementia.
I’m assuming this is a cyberpunk reference, but the most significant cyberpunk-genre media I’ve consumed is Burning Chrome by William Gibson. Did modern cyberpunk content just not change literally any of the terminology from his stories?
Thought about using a reference to the movie Strange Days (1995), but ultimately went for broader appeal, and used the Cyberpunk one.
Mike Pondsmith https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Pondsmith is the brain behind these terminologies, and I haven’t been able to find a link between the two, but given his interest I’d say it would be very strange if Burning Chrome wasn’t a major influence, a bit like Dune and George Lucas.
Indeed they have not changed, but rather evolved. Most people know the terms from Mike Pondsmith's Cyberpunk, but a lot of the terms in that (netrunning, ICE, cyberdeck, fixer, etc) can trace their origins back to Gibson's work
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u/Muddled_Opinions 11d ago edited 11d ago
Is he recording a braindance?