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I mean, that's one of the things we've been doing human experiments with for 30+ years now, via the wireless phone network and wifi. "Hold this radiation emitter next to your brain!" "New radiation patterns for the masses!"
Or if every animal life is net more pain than enjoyment.
Or if it's the only way to have any lifeform exist into perpetuity. Then we're net beneficial to all other life on the planet as long as any of it survives along with us; disregarding that we're perpetuating a boatload of genes just by continuing to exist.
Any individual animal has a survival instinct. We have a survival instinct that encompasses much larger groups than that of any animal.
The article suggests to me that tilting your head sideways could be a way to cure tinitus - e.g. try various tilting movements (different speeds, angles, repetitions) to tune in and out of the parts of your inner ear that cause the tinnitus, taking note of any phenomenon that arise during various movement patterns. And don't forget the tension/relaxation variable! E.g. large, fast movements increase base tension, while slow, small movements decrease it.
I've quite a bit of experience loosening and tightening my joints from martial art; I imagine a similar process can be applied to nerve connections.
(In fact I've been trying to apply it to muscle growth via nerve stimulation because my room is on the small side for doing exercise. Burnt out a lot of nerve cells trying, now focussing on nutrition before I continue.)
And HTTPS?
It really fucks with you when you're on TOR, especially.