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Josh Stern December 30, 2022 at 11:49 am.
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ModeratorAnother related part of allied research: try develop models of sensing multi-dimensional emotional responses from the central nervous system. For instance, phrenic nerve activation (associated with “shortness & tightness of breath not due to activity+oxidation”) is 1 known type of response to CNS emotions. Undoubtably there are others that can produce a multi-dimensional signal to be read. Connecting those signals to artificially enhanced sexual arousal, sometimes acting as a surrogate for damaged tissue areas, would be an important component of modeling natural sexuality. And that connection could also be wireless, in principle.
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