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If an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Device disrupts electrical interactions, why is the human body/nervous system unaffected? Or, if it is affected, in what way?

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Why are thoughts sometimes uncontrollably "loud", occasionally to the point where it is startling?

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Since depression is due to a chemical imbalance in the brain, are there some lucky people out there who experience the opposite of depression, where they have an imbalance of chemicals that makes them extremely happy compared to the average person?

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If an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Device disrupts electrical interactions, why is the human body/nervous system unaffected? Or, if it is affected, in what way?	2233	askscience
Why are thoughts sometimes uncontrollably "loud", occasionally to the point where it is startling?	1	askscience
Since depression is due to a chemical imbalance in the brain, are there some lucky people out there who experience the opposite of depression, where they have an imbalance of chemicals that makes them extremely happy compared to the average person?	1	askscience