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If the end with the grey tip is not always there, could it be a system that uses the body’s eardrum for listening by tapping into it? Movement of the grey tip by the eardrum might cause a microcurrent in the carbon nanotube inside of the fake hair. That signal would be encoded and transmitted or more likely recorded and transmitted during down time. Pretty cool invention. Not so cool to install in someone without their permission, but a case could be made for it in terms of national security, or, if it is advanced enough, it could be visitors from the future who are trying to understand the truth of what happened during our time. By setting your intention to help them, you may have invited some super advanced company. If this wild sci-fi guess was true, I’d think it could probably retract the tap hair at will and even disassemble the transponder into something that looks like part of the body during an ear exam. Is there something hiding where your otoscope can’t see? This all has me very curious about the anatomy of the ear. Of course, the most likely thing is that these are misplaced Tragi hairs that are growing down into the ear, if they are not actually growing out of the eardrum. Interesting situation!
If the end with the grey tip is not always there, could it be a system that uses the body’s eardrum for listening by tapping into it? Movement of the grey tip by the eardrum might cause a microcurrent in the carbon nanotube inside of the fake hair. That signal would be encoded and transmitted or more likely recorded and transmitted during down time. Pretty cool invention. Not so cool to install in someone without their permission, but a case could be made for it in terms of national security, or, if it is advanced enough, it could be visitors from the future who are trying to understand the truth of what happened during our time. By setting your intention to help them, you may have invited some super advanced company. If this wild sci-fi guess was true, I’d think it could probably retract the tap hair at will and even disassemble the transponder into something that looks like part of the body during an ear exam. Is there something hiding where your otoscope can’t see? This all has me very curious about the anatomy of the ear. Of course, the most likely thing is that these are misplaced Tragi hairs that are growing down into the ear, if they are not actually growing out of the eardrum. Interesting situation!