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 Brain functions that can be activated remotely include:

-The so - called Voice-to-skull (voices in the brain or* synthetic telepathy *) through the auditory cortex;
-Brain Imaging ( producing images directly into the brain , and generating vivid dreams);
-Mental pain (brain shocks, sensation of electric shock and electric current in the body);
-Production of physical pain from brain electrical stimulation (toothache, muscle pain, stomach pain, etc.);
-Production of sparkling lights ( phosphenes ) and production of phantom presence sensations by activating the left temporoparietal junction;
-The Heart (can be paralyzed, delayed or accelerated by the adequate stimulation of certain cortical and subcortical structures);
-Respiratory movements (rhythm and amplitude can be controlled remotely);
-Secretion and gastric motility ;
-Mental Functions (thought flow, language control, aggressiveness);
-Sensory Functions (listening to sounds and seeing images produced by the target brain through the auditory, and visual cortex);
-Sexual Functions (producing sexual arousal or inhibition, impotence, premature ejaculation, little vaginal lubrication, erection and prolonged sexual arousal, etc.);
-Most visceral functions (including mouth, stomach and intestine muscles) can be modified, producing abdominal bloating, a feeling of bubbles in the stomach, gas, activation or inhibition of intestinal peristalsis, vomiting, feeling sick, nausea , urgency to defecate or urinate, constipation, urinary incontinence;
-Motor Activities ( specific or generalized muscle contractions of the entire body, face, scalp, tachycardia and cardiac arrhythmias, cramps, convulsions, tremors throughout the body);
-Sensory Perceptions (such as illusory perception of movement, vertigo, dizziness, tingling, itching, etc.);
-Sleep flow (sleeping too much, or going without sleep);
-Pupil Diameter (which can be adjusted from maximum constriction to maximum dilation, just like a camera, by sending signals to the hypothalamic region of the brain);