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You Guys Rock! seriously! thanks for the multiple posts, I would love to say people in the US could participate, however I cant currently do testing other than in the departments here in the University, Though if I don't get enough numbers for the data I will push to come to the states and do some roaming with my testing…
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agree with mkabala :) any ideas on the image reference?
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Wow thanks for all the interest guys :) I may have to see whether I can come to the states to run some experimental sessions... :)
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Sorry for the epically late reply, been rather bogged down with work recently; please do correct me if I'm mistake here but yeah, the only reason for it to affect the freq. range would be the Harmonic effects, the receptors themselves should not have altered in their response... So yeah increasing the size my stimulate…
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Lol, great minds must think alike, I am thinking of having a 6mm put in my ring finger, to test the sensitivity. However, I believe your hypothesis needs refinement, by increasing magnet size you increase the area of effect, and probably the harmonic effect on the area. I believe simply altering the size of the magnet will…
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In response to an earlier post, looking at the perceptual capabilities of the hand it make most sense to put the in the index and middle finger purely based on the receptor number in each of these :) I personally have mine in my left hand Index and middle :) Best I
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I am indeed that fellow, aww cant deny I'm blushing right now after reading this your post :) thanks buddy :) Thats what my entire thesis is currently based around and all of the fun testing that goes behind it :) how you getting on with it? which university are you studying at?? btw saw the bottlenose video quite recently…
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Hey Guys/Gals, My name is Ian Harrison, and am a current PhD student from the University of Reading, UK, and I also have a survey. The purpose really is to gain a social view on these implants, I'm really looking forward to seeing magnet vision take to the mainstream.…
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In England, UK, if any ones interested, there is Mac McCarthy he now work in Inky G's Tattoos & Punctured Body Piercing/Modification, 17a Victoria Street, Wolverhampton, GB. Mac McCarthy aka Dr. Evil, is not only a master of body modification, he's a great man also :) he did my implants in Aug 09 :)