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Three years ago, scientists discovered electric currents running through the seabed — but they had no idea what was causing it. But now, researchers from Denmark and the United States believe they have the answer: bacteria that function as living electric cables
Originally posted by Thill
Good Day to everybody , I think this should be interesting to quiet a few people here
Three years ago, scientists discovered electric currents running through the seabed — but they had no idea what was causing it. But now, researchers from Denmark and the United States believe they have the answer: bacteria that function as living electric cables
Now imagine what would happen if we could adapt this with the human body ... I mean organic electric cables running and supplying power to any kind of implant that would be integrated with our body .. Of course I can see a lot of dark ideas that could be developed from organic power cables , but I still think this is a amazing find ..
Here is the link to the full article if somebody is interested
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
my thoughts are, could this mean the seabed has a function similiar to neurons in the brain? is the seabed thinking?
a famous quote comes to mind
"When you stare into the abyss the abyss stares back at you."
Originally posted by TrueBrit
reply to post by WanderingThe3rd
Actually, the way things are going at the moment, it wouldnt take much of a leap to install a genetically modified version of this bio-cable in the human body, for a whole range of interesting purposes. The important point is, what would be the unforseen consequences of doing so, and would we be able to surmount those issues? Only experimentation will tell, and that is the bit that will take the time.
Originally posted by TrueBrit
reply to post by WanderingThe3rd
Actually, the way things are going at the moment, it wouldnt take much of a leap to install a genetically modified version of this bio-cable in the human body, for a whole range of interesting purposes. The important point is, what would be the unforseen consequences of doing so, and would we be able to surmount those issues? Only experimentation will tell, and that is the bit that will take the time.