Penfield Wave Transmitter

A device that directs some sort of energy wave into a person's brain, allowing them to experience a chosen (dialed) mood. (Read the full article)

"it's Wilder Penfield not Walter Penfield.
(Thanks! Correction made.)"
(chris 5/14/2006 8:04:22 AM )
"You might want to know that there was a Canadian Neuro scientist named Wilder Penfield who was experimenting effects on the brain by creating stimulation using electricity. . . You can look this up on Wikipedia."
(Rebecca B. 7/22/2013 8:51:45 AM )

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