Energy Transfers

I think it's funny that some people don't believe energy can be transferred from one person to another.

Your brain alone produces enough electricity to power a dim light bulb, which is kind of hilarious, right? I can hear my development professor laughing. It also creates and sends more messages per day via neurons than all the phones in the world! And after all that, you think all those thoughts and energy being produced don't affect someone around you?

I mean think about all those electrical toys we loved to play with - the "science is cool" stuff - where you hover your hand over and the electricity or little light up strings lean towards you. That's based on them feeling your energy - your inner electricity.

Even our animals do this. Think about it: when you go to pet your furry friend and instead hover your hand over them, you can see them either be irritated, push into you for pets, or back-bend their fur away from you because they feel you without you touching them. And we do this as humans too! Think about it. It takes a uniquely unperceptive person to miss someone hovering in their space.

My friends and I ran an experiment one night. We used a NeonWand, which is an electric stimulation device for erotic play. We turned it all the way up and held hands with the last person holding onto a light bulb. Each time, with different sets of people holding hands in different orders, the current passed through from the person holding the simulator all the way through to the person holding the light bulb. And it lit up each time! It was really amazing to watch.

Now, please remember, this experiment is in no way research board approved (although I'm sure with some attention to detail I could replicate it). I also do not condone doing this on your own with anything other than something that is meant specifically for the human body or if you are prone to anything that could be triggered by this behavior.

The point of the story, instead, is the amazing ability for electricity to pass through people as conductors, and if you think about the brain communicating in electric energy, why would we not be constantly passing signals, feelings, and other kinds of energy to each other?

Food for thought.