Electromagnetic energy as the the primary driver of the human body

This study is based on the hypothesis that electromagnetic energy is the actual driving force of the human body, and that what is recorded by brain mapping devices is only the observable part. It is proposed that electricity in the brain is not self-generated but results from the conversion of electromagnetic energy, similar to how photovoltaic cells operate. In this process, photon energy affects electrons within neural bonds, stimulating their movement, which produces measurable electrical current in amperes.