/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2035419
all sings point to "yes"
>It also turns out if you apply a pretty small current along the secret wire of secrecy you change the voltage enough to open voltage-gated ion channels in the axon membrane to stimulate an action potential opposite the direction of current, leading to generation of sensation. I've also left out key steps, so don't try this at home. The secret wire of secrecy is actually kind of complex (How does it stick to the neuron and not float around? How do you get many of these in parallel?) so it's not quite as simple as I've depicted.

>>2019714
Because lolis.

>>2008444
We're lazy cunts when we aren't working. The portion of /sci/ that isn't underage appears to do things with their lives. Look at the college/X major threads that pop up here. I think Samefag is actually patenting a neural interface too!
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>>1985648
Intelligent people have downtime in the evenings. I used to play WoW, then I became bored of that and came here for my downtime.
Would you rather consider that intelligent people spend all their downtime drinking? Does that conform more to your stereotypical image of intelligent people? :D


It also turns out if you apply a pretty small current along the secret wire of secrecy you change the voltage enough to open voltage-gated ion channels in the axon membrane to stimulate an action potential opposite the direction of current, leading to generation of sensation.