by Harold Fensky | Bioethics, Electromagnetic, Ethical and Social Implications, Neuroscience, Patents
In the realm of patent filings, few have sparked as much intrigue and speculation as US Patent 6506148 B2, entitled “Nervous System Manipulation by Electromagnetic Fields from Monitors”. This patent, granted in 2003, describes a technique that can purportedly...
by Harold Fensky | Electromagnetic, Radiation
In the era of ubiquitous cell phones, concerns about the potential health impacts of cell phone radiation have become increasingly prevalent. As we become more reliant on these devices, understanding the nature of cell phone radiation and its effects on health is...
by Harold Fensky | Biofield, Electromagnetic, Electromedecine, Healthcare
Electromedicine, an emerging field at the intersection of technology and healthcare, explores the use of electrical energy as a therapeutic tool. This innovative approach to medicine utilizes various forms of electrical stimulation to diagnose, treat, and enhance...
by Harold Fensky | Electromagnetic, Ethical and Social Implications
The intersection of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and human consciousness is an area of both scientific intrigue and considerable debate. Recent explorations into how varying frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum may impact human consciousness have opened up...
by Harold Fensky | Electromagnetic, Military Technology, Showdown
The United States military has recently made a groundbreaking advancement in the realm of electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) warfare with the development of the Electromagnetic Battle Management – Joint (EMBM-J) system. This new cloud-based technology signifies a pivotal...
by Harold Fensky | Electromagnetic, Ethical Dilemmas, Ethics, Mental Health, Philosophical Perspectives, Showdown
Section 4: Ethical Implications and Societal Impact The exploration of electromagnetic energy’s influence on the human brain, while groundbreaking, raises a spectrum of ethical concerns and societal implications. The potential of this technology to affect mental...
