nightwolf_mk
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First of all, I'm a computer scientist. Maybe what I'll write here is something crazy, but it is a clue that I have some days ago. I was looking on internet about histories of people who was healed from ALS. I found a history about a guy who was healed from ALS. Reading his history I've found that he used a wet cell battery. I don't know if his story is true or not but it made me thought about something that is interesting. When for example the human body is on the space, some of muscles athrophy because the body detect that they are not more necessary, as the gravity is less. I work as a computer programmer and some programmes follow the same rule. There are some programs that connects with other programs and there as some strategies to maintain this communication. One of them is the two programs connected send signals to each other to say that they are still there, like a "hello, I'm there" message. These messages are shared time to time, for example in each 30 seconds the program send the message. There are other strategies to cut off the communication. One of them is if the program
doesn't send a message to the other program for a period of time the communication is finished because the system assumes that the other side is not interested in maintain the communication. Maybe in ALS not only the motor neurons die because chemical factors. Maybe there is some kind of "message" that the muscle send to the like the "hello, I'm there" message and for some reason this message is not send anymore, so the brain assume that this communication is not more necessary, like what happens on the space. Or maybe I'm just crazy to think about something like this
Unfortunatelly I don't have medical or biological backgroung to investigate this possibility. I wish I had...
I just wanted to share my crazy idea.
God stay with you.
doesn't send a message to the other program for a period of time the communication is finished because the system assumes that the other side is not interested in maintain the communication. Maybe in ALS not only the motor neurons die because chemical factors. Maybe there is some kind of "message" that the muscle send to the like the "hello, I'm there" message and for some reason this message is not send anymore, so the brain assume that this communication is not more necessary, like what happens on the space. Or maybe I'm just crazy to think about something like this
Unfortunatelly I don't have medical or biological backgroung to investigate this possibility. I wish I had...
I just wanted to share my crazy idea.
God stay with you.