I have been thinking a long time. I think that thinking is a positive feedback loop, the more I think the more I want to think. What are the limits of my thinking? There are no limits to my thinking. Anything that can be thought of I am capable of thinking. Then when thinking about thinking I think that what I'm thinking can also be thought by anyone else who is thinking. Is it then possible for other people to hear my thinking by listening the electromagnetic ripples left behind by my thinking? All matter radiates energy, I am made of matter, therefore my electrochemical fabric of thinking leaves a faint electromagnetic trail as we traverse spacetime. These waves can be detected with instrumentation, are there brains that carry biological brainwave sensing instrumentation? What would it take to add or activate the biological equivalent of brainwave sensing cells so that one brain can listen to another? These signals will also be visible to the right technology and signal decoding hardware, encouraging better brain to brain connections as well as future human computer symbiosis in our world's ever increasing technological environment. Though I am a proponent of low to moderate connection to the internet, I do wish to be more connected to the intranet. The quantum nanofoam that our organic minds occupy and the traveling of one's own nervous system, maybe even listen to someone else's thoughts coming right out of their head. The human super power is the power think, anything.
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