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No. 6426
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To get wavelengths energetic enough to pentrate the skull, fluids, and membranes surrounding the brain reliably without loss or distortion, youd be high enough power where cookig the brain is an issue. And even then you'd be well outside any part of the visible light spectrum, meaning the proteins wouldnt respond.
Gene therapy could do it, but tailoring it to someone later in life wouout inducing the plaques and proteins which are associated with CJD, Parkinson's, and Alzheimer's would be extremely difficult without monitoring everything a person eats or drinks everyday, neuroactive chemicals they come in contact with in the environment, job or home, etc, medications they take. gene therapy to force your body to produce something like the proteins needed is really a nightmare for current neurobiological and neuromedical medecine in humans.
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