[throwaw12]

Apart from ethically bad and evil use cases of this application, can we use it to massage the parts of brain like we do it to our bones and muscles with the help of physiotherapists?

reason I am asking it could be some relief to our brains after tedious working day, especially after heavy AI usage

[sebastiennight]

Sure. The relief is actually free ; though once every 10 uses we'll spike your dopamine-related brain centers to 1,100% activation for a quick second while flashing a peptide sponsor ad, then back to normal.

You can of course, also not get the spike ads, by subscribing to Premium. Just have a quick look at this animated QR code, it will explain better than I can in writing.

Edit: there used to be an OSS app you could use where you actually pick what you want activated in your brain and when, but it's been banned after one of the commercial producers's investors convinced the government that this technology was too powerful, so only government-approved apps are allowed now, and an emergency vote passed the BrainControl law authorizing logging of all visual stimuli you look at, in order to protect your children.

[bootsmann]

Its also an interesting way to discover what that part of the brain is for, right.

[awestroke]

what the brain needs is Default Mode Network, not more stimuli