Zack R.

Thank you, that was quite helpful.

If you really are the most intelligent life form on our planet, and not merely

a self-important narcissist as is portrayed in most of your posts, aren't you ethically inclined

to make some incredible contribution to humanity that nobody else could? Can you verify

this great accomplishment, have you the inclination to lie about you having done something

remarkable in the fields of science? I'm just curious as to how one who claims to be the greatest

intellect actually expects anyone to believe him. Claiming that you are the most intelligent person in the world

is idiotic in itself. Any ten year-old would know that no one would believe such an erroneous claim, it would just

make you look like a liar, there are no benefits to being pinned as dishonest.

"If I claim to be a wise man

It surely means that I don't know", Kansas

Perhaps it has to do with a certain stimuli such as drinking or smoking being associated with memories of pleasure.

I could be wrong, but that's my best guess.

Is it possible currently, or theoretically, to stop only intentional action potentials from moving away from the brain(wouldn't want to stop the heart and lungs) to the body without the use of drugs so that the brain remains active while the body is disabled? Like an on/off switch for body motion.

Because the thalamus regulates all sensory information(besides olfactory), along with intentional movement, could manipulating the thalamus with an inject-able mesh, similar to the one created by Liber Researchers, successfully create a matrix-like virtual reality? If not, then why?