So the guy wont release what info he has which might keep people safe and help them do it correctly, but he would be upset if someone got hurt and made the practice look bad... Hes just afraid DIY will put him out of business when everyone realizes hes using thousands in grants and charging hundreds to do something that costs so much less and is easy to do.
Churlos Finster cheaper safe effective treatment. 2 aaa batteries. First one positive end first into left ear canal next one flat end first in right ear canal. Remove in 5 minutes. Do often as needed for depression. But at your own risk please.
Churlos Finster that's exactly what I think. They want to keep it all to themselves so they have that almost mystical aura that doctors and scientists like so much to have. Nothing has changed much from the distant past when fear and awe where the witchdoctor's main tools
The status quo must be protected at all costs, at least that is what the gatekeepers think when it come to things that could potentially increase competition for resource control.
What would motivate him to release information? If something would go wrong he probably would be procecuted and the development of the field would be halted for possibly decades. And if anyone always "spill the beans" of a new inventions, there would never be a finiancial insentive to invent anything at all.
that or they genuinely don't want people to kill themselves. Plenty of idiots will hook themselves up to some poorly made AC2DC circuit connected to the AC power outlet and kill themselves. After all plenty have injected themselves with bleach. Don't underestimate the idiocy
"In a controlled setting, so uh don't try this at home"...as I'm halfway to connecting four 9 volt batteries together and digging through my drawers for long enough alligator clips.
The problem with Marom is that since he owns Soterix, he might have a vested interest in controlling the market for these things and what better way to spread FUD about diy projects.
The thing is, they should be using it While doing whatever you want to do/learn. It helps build the pathways(highways in the brain) much faster. I don't see it doing much good if you use it in the morning and try to learn something new in the afternoon. listen to the 9-volt nirvana podcast by Radiolab, it sounds almost too good to be true..
Don't attempt things like this at home. Hospitals and Research Centres have a particular molecular structure to their walls and certain atmospheric conditions that render all treatment done within their walls safe and effective. Treatment done in any other environment will result in spontaneous combustion. I don't want to be obtuse, I get what they're trying to say. The machines used in hospitals have better current monitoring, have inbuilt fail-safes and they have medical personnel on standby. But I think it's ridiculous the way they make it sound like something magical is taking place in clinical environment. It's like they've spent so long staring at spreadsheets they think the controlled environment of a scientific study has some tangible real world effect, other than ensuring the accuracy of results. And as if anything done outside such an environment will operate via cartoon physics. In the real world 9v is actually 18v.
She graduated from Northwestern, went to Harvard, speaks 3 languages, has a near photographic memory, plays several instruments, and races cars motorcycles, and dirt bikes. When Target was hacked several years ago, she led the team that solved their 100 million dollar problem. She doesn't need professionalism. She's the most bad ass chick I've ever known.
Whether you realize it or not you do trust people like this. The people that run all the coding and security programs for credit cards, banks, government, military, amazon, and most stores are full of people like this. It's a culture thing. Many of the most entrusted people that affect our lives are full of tatoos. I'm not going to tell you to grow up, but you should expand your view
