also a theory that plants and animals can detect changes in EM displacment

@HunDread No I mean they get to distinguish a person that does nothing from a person that damages a plant from a scent of that person (hormonal markers presumably)

Hello you closet jews

humans are literally animals

remember that

humans are classified as animalia

yes

And don't forget life is just very quick chemistry

can you detect EM displacement

our closest living cousins are pan troglodytes

Slightly smarter animals tho

Yes

Brains actually do that

I can't, but sometimes following electro-static buildup my emotions get messed up

Yes, EM displacements at a certain level is absolutely something humans can detect.

Or perhaps the emotional mess-up provides the electro-static buildup

It's like your attention shifts marginally it's said some cultures rely on it more and have words for it

This is something 've noticed wth my parents and other people as well

Now we need to step into the new era: attach a more reliable storage for memory, clock and calculator to the fleshy thought machine

Rather not, TBH.

No thanks i dont want to be a cyborg

you're already a cyborg, by official definitions

so alienated would suport the notion that em fields can effect mood and thus behavioural patterns

the electronic device you are interfacing with is connected to you

more or less

THE FLESH IS WEAK

Just because i have a phone does not mean i am a cyborg

so you say

Yes you are

Nah, the MMI is there.

when you get old

it's not just one device though; it's the composite whole

Unless I am able to use my phone at any time i want then im not a cyborg

and you get a pace maker

it's not the artistic cyborg

It's a *soft* one, but it's absolutely there.

but you are a cyborg

But you cant use a dead phone

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because youve been guzzling cheese burgers so much your heart is broken