This one is quite an old writings of mine which springs out of the recent diagnosis on my current health. This should not be taken seriously in case of fire or sickness and I think you should save the rainforest because I've got shit to do!
(1) Sometimes I think about making some kind of mechanism or machine to transfer specific kind of experiences without having to go through it in real life.
(1.1) The machine itself able to shake the neuron (nerve system) inside and making them feel exactly the impact or the pain inflicted on the body without any damage both physically or mentally.
(1.1.1) Like a small amount of electricity going through the body shaking the nervous system for a certain amount of time depending on the experience chosen.
(1.1.1.1) Let's say I want to "feel" the experience of getting hit by a car. I just:
*run hellonerve.ma*
///Put myself inside a certain types of machine with connects every sensory receptor in my skin.///
///Administer some kind of substance on the skin.///
///Consuming some types of drugs.///
///Connecting my brain with lots of cable (like the ones they had in EKG scanning) and try to communicate with my nervous system.///
} (1.1.1.1.1) After that choose which type of experience I want and get ready for the impact.
With current technologies (cybernetics, stimulant drug, prosthetic arm, artificial world) I think it's not impossible to make this idea a reality or this has been made already and I'm an outdated person.
"P.S. Total Recall, is that you?"
P.P.S.
(2) Couple of months ago, I was diagnosed with psychosomatic illness.
I had a strange feeling as if my heart was in pain and clenching so hard at certain times. At first, I thought it was a heart problem so I decided to change my diet. Nothing changes.
In need of logical explanation, I went to a doctor where I got interviewed about weird questions which have no correlation with heart disease symptoms that I know of. Turns out I was wrong, I was/am/am still sick.
I was prescribed a medicine to lessen the pain in case I'm having another painful session along with a piece of advice that got me a bit taken aback. The doc suggest me to get a friend (human being, diary, a dog, whatever) in which I could talk about my problems and share some of my feelings.
"What's up doc?"
