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To power the various added features of the body (pace maker, nerve stimulator's...) one could use the breathing movements to produce a modest electrical gain.
1. Piezo electric wires that attach at some points where the most stretching would occur. Maybe the diaphragm
2. fluid transfered between
two sacks that have a 2 way mini turbine
3. I dunno
Similar idea.
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Every time I read the word piezo I become so hungry for pie. [bungston, Sep 19 2007]
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Ya, only works when your breathing. I guess that rules out any time your not breathing like, DURING A HEART ATTACK. |
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Just use an artificial blood pump in place of the heart. You can use turbines in the aorta to generate power. Eternal life! MWAHAHAHAHA!!!! |
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Sorry [GutPunchLullabies] That would be a perpetual exsanguination machine. |
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Why not just jack straight into the heart? Using a turbine. |
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