is it possible to simulate pain using electrical input to the pain?

>>8815213
One question.
How high are you?

>>8815217
depends, how much of a brainlet are you?

What's the difference between simulated pain and real pain?

>>8815223
I feel sorry for you man,I hope it works out for you.

>>8815213
Just use plain 240V from the mains

>>8815213
No, because it wouldn't be simulated. It would be actual pain.

>>8815213
Isn't all pain stimulated?

>>8815213
bruh, when you feel pain it's because your brain is causing you to feel it, it has nothing to do with the body part that hurts

phantom pain is a real thing, so yes it is very possible

>>8815239
There's an entire branch of philosophy called "philosophy of pain." It gets very abstruse.

In general usage, we assume that pain is a subset of stimulus in general, and stimulus is supposed to correspond to some kind of physical outcome.

So if you have the sensation of your hand being crushed, you would typically expect your hand to be crushed. If it turns out that the pain was just a mental simulation, then you felt A hand being crushed, but it's not actually clear that it was YOUR hand, as opposed to a mental map using your physical hand as an approximation.

But the ultimate point it, it's still going to hurt a lot. With willpower, though, you can learn to ignore pain.

>>8815213
In short: Yes.