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Human mind has microwave electromagnetic nature and can be recorded and processed
Andrey S Bryukhovetskiy1, Leonid I Brusilovsky2, Sergey P Kozhin3
1NeuroVita Clinic of Interventional Neurology and Rehabilitation Therapy, Moscow, Russia.
Progress in Brain Research
|November 23, 2020
Summary
Researchers discovered previously unknown microwave electromagnetic radiation from the human brain, supporting the theory that the mind has a material, electromagnetic nature. This finding opens new avenues for brain diagnostics and artificial intelligence development.
Area of Science:
- Neuroscience
- Electromagnetism
- Information Theory
Background:
- A novel theory proposed the human mind has a material, microwave electromagnetic nature.
- This theory suggests the mind arises from extracortical information-commutation of electromagnetic waves in the cerebrospinal fluid.
Purpose of the Study:
- To experimentally validate the theory of the information-commutation organization of the brain.
- To detect, record, and statistically analyze the hypothesized microwave bioelectric activity of the human mind.
Main Methods:
- Non-invasive research using specialized, high-sensitivity microwave receptors (850MHz to 26.5GHz).
- Experiments conducted in a certified anechoic chamber with advanced recording equipment.
Main Results:
- Discovery of previously unknown microwave electromagnetic radiation in the EHF/UHF range (1.5GHz to 4.5GHz).
- Detected radiation exhibits zonal variations across the head and is absent elsewhere in the body.
- The microwave activity is significantly different from electroencephalography (EEG) signals.
Conclusions:
- The discovery provides evidence for the material, electromagnetic nature of the human mind.
- Potential for new diagnostic tools for brain function and pathology.
- Foundation for advancements in artificial intelligence, brain-computer interfaces, and brain management systems.
Keywords:
Biocontrol of the brainBioelectric activity of the human brainBrain-computer interfaceElectromagnetic radiationElectromagnetic wavesHigher nervous activityInter-membrane cerebrospinal fluid spaceMicrowave bioelectrical activityMicrowave electroencephalographyMicrowave neuropgysiological diagnostics
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