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My electrical engineering brain had a thought
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So the way this disease works is damage between brain cells. Basically, the insulation of the nerves causes signals to get messed up. That sounds like a short circuit to me. Pretty much, our brains are shorting out. So shouldn’t there be a way to bypass the short? If I get tiny wires and bypass the brain lesions, then things should start working normally. That would require extensive microsurgery, but I think the theory sound. And we are constantly shrinking technology, current copper wires would never work. But filaments that are nanometers and diameter, maybe.

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